A recent report finds tigers, elephants, rhinos, and pangolins are in demand for their perceived health, spiritual, and social status benefits. READ MORE
Scientific evidence suggests that arthropods possess cognitive functions comparable to those of vertebrates, a finding that has significant welfare implications. READ MORE
This paper proposes an integrated system involving caretaker accreditation, breeding oversight, and liability insurance to reduce companion animal abandonment. READ MORE
Our latest blog from Faunalytics' Executive Director Brooke Haggerty looks at why full cost funding is essential to nonprofit success. READ MORE
A report by the Fish Welfare Initiative outlines a variety of welfare issues in India’s aquaculture industry and highlights opportunities for improvement. READ MORE
In spite of current guidelines, some dog guardians still bring home their pups before they are eight weeks old and without seeing their mothers first. READ MORE
Veterinary researchers break new ground by examining the welfare of horses being raised for meat on intensive breeding farms. READ MORE
Some U.S. states have banned the use of terms typically associated with animal products for labeling plant-based food, arguing they confuse consumers. This study examines whether this is true. READ MORE
A study and blog post from Faunalytics alumna Carol Glasser looks at support for spay/neuter in the U.S., and finds interesting and actionable results across a range of demographics. READ MORE
