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Dec 20 2022 | Ozy Frantz

How Veterinary Clinics Fared During COVID-19

Increased demand, pandemic safety protocols, and supply shortages exacerbated already stressful working conditions for veterinary staff during COVID-19. READ MORE

Nov 22 2022 | Cian Hamilton

Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks

Shelters are always on the lookout for strategies that may bolster adoption rates. This study examines how the introduction of a training program for shelter dogs affected adoption rates. READ MORE

Aug 22 2022 | Bret Homer

Lessons From The Surge Of Pandemic Dog Fosters

Dog shelters adapted to the pandemic in different ways. What can we learn from those that did it best? READ MORE

Jul 4 2022 | Trent Davidson

How Genetics Challenges Dog Breed Stereotypes

After sequencing the DNA of more than 2,000 purebred and mixed-breed dogs, researchers find that behavioral traits are not strongly influenced by genetics. READ MORE

May 26 2022 | Douglas Anderson

How Companion Animals Fared During COVID-19

How can animal welfare organizations reduce the likelihood of companion animal surrenders? This survey uses data to suggest solutions. READ MORE

May 18 2022 | Casey Bond

#AdoptDontShop: 2021 Shelter Data

In this Faunalytics infographic, we break down the 2021 “PetPoint Report” data on cat and dog adoptions throughout the United States. READ MORE

Feb 22 2022 | Sara Streeter

We May Be Making Dog Adoptions Too Complicated

Shelters commonly use screening tools and canine behavioral assessments to better match dogs with adopters. It may be time to rethink these practices. READ MORE

Oct 20 2021 | Thyl Moors

Getting To The Finish Line: A Focus On Australian Greyhound Racing

Our latest blog looks at the winnable issue of greyhound racing, focusing in on the country where it is most popular, and where it will be the hardest to end: Australia. READ MORE

Sep 21 2021 | Sara Streeter

Pandemic Puppies Were Real — Now For The Hard Part

The demand for puppies skyrocketed in the U.K. in spring 2020. But these "pandemic puppies," now grown, may face a variety of long-term risks to their welfare. READ MORE

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