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Apr 2 2010 | Faunalytics

Public Perceptions Of Animal Pain And Animal Welfare

Australians generally consider animal welfare to be important with 60% believing animal welfare to be a "major concern" and 72% agreed it was an "important consideration". READ MOREAustralians generally consider animal welfare to be important with 60% believing animal welfare to be a "major concern" and 72% agreed it was an "important consideration". READ MORE

Mar 31 2010 | Faunalytics

Research Gains A Seat At The Table: A Ten-Year Retrospective Of Faunalytics

When we first founded Faunalytics, some animal advocates were skeptical of our case for investing in strategic research. Fortunately, things are changing. READ MOREWhen we first founded Faunalytics, some animal advocates were skeptical of our case for investing in strategic research. Fortunately, things are changing. READ MORE

Mar 30 2010 | Faunalytics

Companion Animals Are Seen As Part Of The Family By Three in Four

75% of companion animal owners view their animal as a part of the family, with women being particularly close to their animal. READ MORE75% of companion animal owners view their animal as a part of the family, with women being particularly close to their animal. READ MORE

Mar 30 2010 | Faunalytics

Attitudes On Banning Wild Animals In Circuses

In a survey of 10,000 Britons, an overwhelming 94.5% of the public supported the banning of the use of wild animals in circuses. READ MOREIn a survey of 10,000 Britons, an overwhelming 94.5% of the public supported the banning of the use of wild animals in circuses. READ MORE

Mar 30 2010 | Faunalytics

2009 Aerial Survey Of Feral Horses In The Australian Alps

The feral horse population in the Australian alps is growing at a significant rate with experts predicting it might reach almost 14,000 by 2012, which may have environmental implications. READ MOREThe feral horse population in the Australian alps is growing at a significant rate with experts predicting it might reach almost 14,000 by 2012, which may have environmental implications. READ MORE

Mar 26 2010 | Faunalytics

Lord Drayson: Winning The War On Animal Testing

This article covers Britain’s Science Minister Lord Drayson's opinions on animal experimentation and the current state of research animals in the U.K. READ MOREThis article covers Britain’s Science Minister Lord Drayson's opinions on animal experimentation and the current state of research animals in the U.K. READ MORE

Mar 26 2010 | Faunalytics

Vegetarians Face Risk Of Eating Disorders

This study has found whilst vegetarians do eat healthier diets they are also more prone to suffer from eating disorders. READ MOREThis study has found whilst vegetarians do eat healthier diets they are also more prone to suffer from eating disorders. READ MORE

Mar 24 2010 | Faunalytics

New Zealand Vegetarians: At Odds With Their Nation

This 2006 qualitative research examined the opinions and experiences of vegetarians in New Zealand, a country whose population generally strongly identifies with farming and meat production. READ MOREThis 2006 qualitative research examined the opinions and experiences of vegetarians in New Zealand, a country whose population generally strongly identifies with farming and meat production. READ MORE

Mar 24 2010 | Faunalytics

Animal Welfare Revolution Continues In Economic Recovery

The trend for higher animal welfare remains strong in the U.K. and there are currently 532 million animals being reared in RSPCA’s “humane” standards. READ MOREThe trend for higher animal welfare remains strong in the U.K. and there are currently 532 million animals being reared in RSPCA’s “humane” standards. READ MORE

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Public Perceptions Of Animal Pain And Animal Welfare

Public Perceptions Of Animal Pain And Animal Welfare

Research Gains A Seat At The Table: A Ten-Year Retrospective Of Faunalytics

Research Gains A Seat At The Table: A Ten-Year Retrospective Of Faunalytics

Companion Animals Are Seen As Part Of The Family By Three in Four

Companion Animals Are Seen As Part Of The Family By Three in Four

Attitudes On Banning Wild Animals In Circuses

Attitudes On Banning Wild Animals In Circuses

2009 Aerial Survey Of Feral Horses In The Australian Alps

2009 Aerial Survey Of Feral Horses In The Australian Alps

Lord Drayson: Winning The War On Animal Testing

Lord Drayson: Winning The War On Animal Testing

Vegetarians Face Risk Of Eating Disorders

Vegetarians Face Risk Of Eating Disorders

New Zealand Vegetarians: At Odds With Their Nation

New Zealand Vegetarians: At Odds With Their Nation

Animal Welfare Revolution Continues In Economic Recovery

Animal Welfare Revolution Continues In Economic Recovery

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