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Jan 30 2013 | Faunalytics

Why Bo Won’t Fetch Many Votes For Barack Obama In 2012

Contrary to Diana Mutz's argument, Barack Obama's living with a companion animal will not affect his 2012 re-election. READ MORE

Jan 29 2013 | Faunalytics

2011 National Survey Of Wildlife-Associated Recreation

This study examined participation and expenditure in hunting, fishing and wildlife-related recreational activities in the U.S. READ MORE

Jan 25 2013 | Faunalytics

U.S. Consumer Survey Reveals Lack Of Information On Animals

A third of U.S. citizens have not visited an animal husbandry farm, a majority do not have a source of information for animal welfare and nearly three-fourths have not seen a media story covering pig welfare. READ MORE

Dec 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Survey Reveals Nine In 10 People Would Not Wear Real Fur

A survey has found that the 95% of British citizens would not wear real fur and half state they would not buy fake fur that is not clearly labeled. READ MORE

Dec 24 2012 | Faunalytics

Comparison Of Students’ Attitudes To The Use Of Animals

This survey of over 3,000 college students from 11 countries examines gender differences in attitudes toward animals. READ MORE

Dec 19 2012 | Faunalytics

Using Research To Rescue Dogs And Cats At The Beach

Dogs and cats - hungry, thin, even sick or injured - roam the beaches and streets looking for food... and maybe a little love. Here's how research can help them. READ MORE

Dec 18 2012 | Faunalytics

How Society Influences Young Consumers’ Perceptions Of Fur And Leather Goods

Young consumers are influenced heavily by society in their attitudes and consumer habits relating to buying fur and leather clothing. READ MORE

Dec 17 2012 | Faunalytics

An Investigation Into the Availability of Horsemeat in Belgium, France and the Netherlands

About half of adults in Belgium and France viewed eating horse meat as acceptable, with men more likely than women to find the practice acceptable. READ MORE

Dec 13 2012 | Faunalytics

Promising Ethical Arguments For Product Differentiation In The Organic Food Sector

This study found that technical language was more productive in encouraging consumers to desire additional ethical standards in products. READ MORE

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Why Bo Won’t Fetch Many Votes For Barack Obama In 2012

2011 National Survey Of Wildlife-Associated Recreation

U.S. Consumer Survey Reveals Lack Of Information On Animals

Survey Reveals Nine In 10 People Would Not Wear Real Fur

Comparison Of Students’ Attitudes To The Use Of Animals

Using Research To Rescue Dogs And Cats At The Beach

How Society Influences Young Consumers’ Perceptions Of Fur And Leather Goods

An Investigation Into the Availability of Horsemeat in Belgium, France and the Netherlands

Promising Ethical Arguments For Product Differentiation In The Organic Food Sector

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