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Nov 6 2009 | Faunalytics

Science Takes Case for Animal Research to the People

A decline support for the use of animals in research has led to an aggressive campaign by biomedical researchers to defend the use of animals in medical research. READ MOREA decline support for the use of animals in research has led to an aggressive campaign by biomedical researchers to defend the use of animals in medical research. READ MORE

Nov 5 2009 | Faunalytics

Reasons For Relinquishment Of Cats To Rescue Shelters

In the U.K., 60% of cats entering shelters come from owner relinquishment, with these returned cats likely being older than the general population. READ MOREIn the U.K., 60% of cats entering shelters come from owner relinquishment, with these returned cats likely being older than the general population. READ MORE

Nov 4 2009 | Faunalytics

The Emergence Of Companion Animals As Family In Japan

This study looked at the history of companion animals in Japan and the burial practises for them. READ MOREThis study looked at the history of companion animals in Japan and the burial practises for them. READ MORE

Nov 3 2009 | Faunalytics

Meat Consumption As A Social Phenomenon

The animal advocacy movement should follow the route of the highly successful campaign of anti-smoking advocates to marginalize smoking through stigmatisation and social connections. READ MOREThe animal advocacy movement should follow the route of the highly successful campaign of anti-smoking advocates to marginalize smoking through stigmatisation and social connections. READ MORE

Oct 31 2009 | Faunalytics

Animal Welfare And Public Policy Trends And Implications

The following article overviews different tactics that animal activists have available to them, their goals of using these tactics at both a national and state level. READ MOREThe following article overviews different tactics that animal activists have available to them, their goals of using these tactics at both a national and state level. READ MORE

Oct 30 2009 | Faunalytics

Purebred Dog Health Survey

Among purebred dogs the most common health conditions were cancer, old age and cardiac issues. READ MOREAmong purebred dogs the most common health conditions were cancer, old age and cardiac issues. READ MORE

Oct 27 2009 | Faunalytics

“Pain-Free Animals” – A Slope Too Slippery

While laudable in its intent, creating pain-free animals is a frightening concept, as it suggests that animal suffering is only physical in nature. READ MOREWhile laudable in its intent, creating pain-free animals is a frightening concept, as it suggests that animal suffering is only physical in nature. READ MORE

Oct 26 2009 | Faunalytics

Meal Planning In The Supermarket Aisle: What Consumers Are Telling Us

This survey detailed consumer habits in supermarkets and household food shopping habits. READ MOREThis survey detailed consumer habits in supermarkets and household food shopping habits. READ MORE

Oct 24 2009 | Faunalytics

Statistics Reveal 42% Rise In Scotland’s Animal Experiments

In 2008, researchers in Scotland conducted 555,567 experiments on 544,949 animals, representing a 42% increase in experiments over 2007; Scotland makes up 14% of Britain's total animal experiments. READ MOREIn 2008, researchers in Scotland conducted 555,567 experiments on 544,949 animals, representing a 42% increase in experiments over 2007; Scotland makes up 14% of Britain's total animal experiments. READ MORE

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Science Takes Case for Animal Research to the People

Science Takes Case for Animal Research to the People

Reasons For Relinquishment Of Cats To Rescue Shelters

Reasons For Relinquishment Of Cats To Rescue Shelters

The Emergence Of Companion Animals As Family In Japan

The Emergence Of Companion Animals As Family In Japan

Meat Consumption As A Social Phenomenon

Meat Consumption As A Social Phenomenon

Animal Welfare And Public Policy Trends And Implications

Animal Welfare And Public Policy Trends And Implications

Purebred Dog Health Survey

Purebred Dog Health Survey

“Pain-Free Animals” – A Slope Too Slippery

“Pain-Free Animals” – A Slope Too Slippery

Meal Planning In The Supermarket Aisle: What Consumers Are Telling Us

Meal Planning In The Supermarket Aisle: What Consumers Are Telling Us

Statistics Reveal 42% Rise In Scotland’s Animal Experiments

Statistics Reveal 42% Rise In Scotland’s Animal Experiments

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