Companion Animal Population Archives - Page 16 of 71

Nov 9 2020 | Zoë Gumm

TNR & Return-To-Field: Alternatives To Euthanizing Free-Roaming Cats

This article looks at the success of combining two techniques that have been used to reduce the number of free-roaming cats being euthanized in the U.S. READ MORE

Nov 3 2020 | Faunalytics

A Better Workplace With Dogs

Good news for dog lovers – bringing your four-legged friend into the office makes you happier and more motivated at work. (A study to share with the boss!) READ MORE

Oct 30 2020 | Trent Davidson

Windows To The Soul: Dogs’ and Pigs’ Non-Verbal Communication

Researchers find that both pigs and dogs defer to humans during complex tasks, showing meaningful interspecies communication, and indicating profound cognitive abilities in both species. READ MORE

Oct 22 2020 | Sara Streeter

The Risks Of Echo Chambers In Academic Research

Scientific research is supposed to be rigorous and unbiased. When a small set of papers becomes influential, however, self-reinforcing viewpoints can emerge. READ MORE

Oct 21 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Veterinarians: Allies For Advocacy

Veterinarians have life-saving knowledge and skills to help animals in need. This blog looks at the challenges of their work, and how we can help them be better allies to animals, and to our movement. READ MORE

Oct 5 2020 | Sara Streeter

A Look At Palestinian Attitudes Towards Companion Animals

This study looks at attitudes towards companion animals in Palestine, comparing them with Norwegian respondents, and finding some of their responses to be remarkably similar. READ MORE

Sep 30 2020 | karol orzechowski

Feral Cats And What We Do About Them

Our latest blog summarizes the complexities of the debate about feral cats and how we mitigate their impact, paying special attention to the data on Trap-Neuter-Return programs. READ MORE

Sep 22 2020 | Stuart Babcock

The Perception Of Animal Pain By Veterinary Students

Veterinarians regularly have to make hard choices when it comes to preserving animal welfare. This study examined how veterinary students' views changed over the course of their studies. READ MORE

Sep 15 2020 | Ellen Pelos

Dogs May Help Kids With Socioemotional Growth

This study may be the first to find a tentative correlation between regularly interacting with the family dog, and social-emotional development in preschoolers. READ MORE

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