A survey of guardians of companion dogs finds many environmental and demographic factors associated with fears of noises, new situations, surfaces, and heights. READ MORE
Recent findings suggest that mice may not only experience human-like emotions, but that we can read them on their faces. READ MORE
Bottlenose dolphins possess varying personalities that determine how they deal with each other and their environment — and can also impact how they interact with threats. READ MORE
A report from the Fish Welfare Initiative demonstrates the complexity of defining fish welfare and the importance of taking the fishes’ subjective experience into account. READ MORE
A new initiative brings the U.S. capital to the forefront of counting cats. Faunalytics' Caryn Ginsberg looks at the purpose and potential of the project in this blog and infographic. READ MORE
Fishes are sorely neglected when it comes to welfare research. As the industry continues to expand in size, advocates need to be consider how to help these animals have better [...] READ MORE
Cage-free egg production systems would seem to offer better welfare for laying hens. However, improvements are gradual as it takes time for growers to gain experience with these new setups. READ MORE
A beautiful marriage of amateur birder data and scientific statistical modeling promises to provide the best-yet global data on bird populations. READ MORE
Science on the sentience of animals such as snails, clams, mussels, and scallops is not clear. Until it is, we should assume that they can indeed suffer. READ MORE
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