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Trap/Neuter/Return On Stray Cat Solutions Analysis
Trap/Neuter/Return On Stray Cat Solutions Analysis
The evidence shows that TNR programs are an effective and workable method for long-term population of stray cat populations, reducing shelter intake significantly. READ MOREThe evidence shows that TNR programs are an effective and workable method for long-term population of stray cat populations, reducing shelter intake significantly. READ MORE
New Survey Shows 93% Of People Will Not Wear Real Fur
New Survey Shows 93% Of People Will Not Wear Real Fur
An British opinion poll has found that 93% of the public refuse to wear fur and 43% always check labels to make sure the fur they are buying is fake. READ MOREAn British opinion poll has found that 93% of the public refuse to wear fur and 43% always check labels to make sure the fur they are buying is fake. READ MORE
Public Perceptions Of Animal Pain And Animal Welfare
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
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
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
2009 Aerial Survey Of Feral Horses In The Australian Alps
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
