Companion Animal Population Archives - Page 31 of 71

Oct 13 2017 | Florence Williams

Cat Urine Extract As A Feral Cat Management Tool

Study finds that cat urine solvent can help to manage feral cats in various ways, and may even be an effective scent lure for other wild small felids. READ MORE

Oct 12 2017 | Owen Rogers

‘Capacity For Care’ As A Cat Shelter Management Model

A review of "Capacity For Care" finds that this management model helps to increase adoptions, decrease euthanasia, and reduce infectious disease spread. READ MORE

Oct 6 2017 | Linda Tyler

Companion Animals, Anthropomorphism, And Sociality

This study looks at how people may view their companion animals as more or less human-like depending on their own sociality. READ MORE

Sep 27 2017 | Faunalytics

10 Reasons Dogs And Cats Linger In Shelters

What are the reasons that dogs and cats may not be adopted from animal shelters in the U.S. and abroad? We share 10 of them and the supporting research. READ MORE

Sep 22 2017 | Faunalytics

Reducing Kenneled Dogs’ Stress Levels with Audiobooks

Playing audiobooks may reduce anxious behavior in kennelled dogs and positively impact their welfare. READ MORE

Sep 20 2017 | Faunalytics

Cyberbullying And Animal Abuse: A Comparison

A new study suggests that beliefs about aggression may serve as an underlying mechanism linking traditional bullying, cyberbullying, and animal abuse. READ MORE

Sep 19 2017 | Faunalytics

Using Thermography To Test Dog Stress

Infrared thermography may be a quick and relatively effective way to measure stress in dogs, however, care needs to be taken not to cause further stress. READ MORE

Sep 12 2017 | Faunalytics

Lizards As Companion Animals: The Challenges

A survey from Australia finds that, despite best intentions, many people underestimate the time, money and effort needed to take care of companion lizards. READ MORE

Sep 4 2017 | Faunalytics

Differences Between People Living With Companion Animals And Those That Don’t

A large survey from California finds that "pet owners" and "non-pet owners" differ across many traits, including gender, age, race/ethnicity, and more. READ MORE

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