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Mar 28 2009 | Faunalytics

Abusing Women Link To Animal Abuse (Ontario Survey)

Almost 50% of Ontario women who had left their abusive partner, said that concern for the safety of companion animal delayed their decision to leave their abusive partner. READ MOREAlmost 50% of Ontario women who had left their abusive partner, said that concern for the safety of companion animal delayed their decision to leave their abusive partner. READ MORE

Mar 28 2009 | Faunalytics

Elephants In Zoos At Risk Of Abnormal Behavior

A survey of over 200 zoos found that because elephants are kept in small social groups, they experience abnormal behavior in zoos. READ MOREA survey of over 200 zoos found that because elephants are kept in small social groups, they experience abnormal behavior in zoos. READ MORE

Mar 28 2009 | Faunalytics

Back To The Drawing Board: Rethinking Advocacy

The idea of using small victories to slowly improve the status of animals is the norm within animal advocacy. But James Gustave Speth argues that these efforts do nothing to [...] READ MOREThe idea of using small victories to slowly improve the status of animals is the norm within animal advocacy. But James Gustave Speth argues that these efforts do nothing to [...] READ MORE

Mar 24 2009 | Faunalytics

Mintel Finds Fewer Americans Interested In Going Green During Recession

As the economy worsens, fewer adults are buying green products and are only willing to pay a small premium for green products over regular ones. READ MOREAs the economy worsens, fewer adults are buying green products and are only willing to pay a small premium for green products over regular ones. READ MORE

Mar 24 2009 | Faunalytics

Don’t Flatter Yourself: Why Survey Research Can Be Flawed

People’s subconscious behavior can negatively affect the validity of statistics and surveys, with differences in culture affecting the kind of subconscious behaviors. READ MOREPeople’s subconscious behavior can negatively affect the validity of statistics and surveys, with differences in culture affecting the kind of subconscious behaviors. READ MORE

Mar 24 2009 | Faunalytics

Study: Dogs React To Aggression With Aggression

This research has found that people using confrontational training methods, inadvertently encourage their dogs to respond with increasingly aggressive behavior. READ MOREThis research has found that people using confrontational training methods, inadvertently encourage their dogs to respond with increasingly aggressive behavior. READ MORE

Mar 24 2009 | Faunalytics

Are Women More Generous? New Study Sheds Light on Donation Behavior

Based on a series of experiments, researchers conclude that women place more importance on being moral and that donations are based on identity overlap. READ MOREBased on a series of experiments, researchers conclude that women place more importance on being moral and that donations are based on identity overlap. READ MORE

Mar 24 2009 | Faunalytics

National Animal Health Monitoring And Surveillance: Beef Cow-Calf Studies

This report by the USDA provides information on beef, cows, and calves and includes studies on animal health related topics. READ MOREThis report by the USDA provides information on beef, cows, and calves and includes studies on animal health related topics. READ MORE

Mar 18 2009 | Faunalytics

2008 State Animal Protection Laws Ranking

A report has assessed U.S. states animal protection laws, with California being one of the best and Arkansas being one of the worst. READ MOREA report has assessed U.S. states animal protection laws, with California being one of the best and Arkansas being one of the worst. READ MORE

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Abusing Women Link To Animal Abuse (Ontario Survey)

Abusing Women Link To Animal Abuse (Ontario Survey)

Elephants In Zoos At Risk Of Abnormal Behavior

Elephants In Zoos At Risk Of Abnormal Behavior

Back To The Drawing Board: Rethinking Advocacy

Back To The Drawing Board: Rethinking Advocacy

Mintel Finds Fewer Americans Interested In Going Green During Recession

Mintel Finds Fewer Americans Interested In Going Green During Recession

Don’t Flatter Yourself: Why Survey Research Can Be Flawed

Don’t Flatter Yourself: Why Survey Research Can Be Flawed

Study: Dogs React To Aggression With Aggression

Study: Dogs React To Aggression With Aggression

Are Women More Generous? New Study Sheds Light on Donation Behavior

Are Women More Generous? New Study Sheds Light on Donation Behavior

National Animal Health Monitoring And Surveillance: Beef Cow-Calf Studies

National Animal Health Monitoring And Surveillance: Beef Cow-Calf Studies

2008 State Animal Protection Laws Ranking

2008 State Animal Protection Laws Ranking

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