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Apr 8 2021 | Eva Hoogstins

Anticipated Veg Stigma And Its Role In Transition

This study found that the anticipated stigma of following a veg lifestyle is not a major stumbling block for many when it comes to the idea of giving up meat. READ MORE

Apr 7 2021 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – April 2021

This month's Faunalytics Index includes facts and figures about animal shelter spay and neuter policies, fish farming, guinea pigs, animal advocacy leadership, and much more. READ MORE

Apr 6 2021 | Tiago Pestilla Fabbri

Tools For Welfare Improvements In Fish Aquaculture

This report by Fish Welfare Initiative offers directions to stakeholders to improve fish welfare and applies its concepts to Indian carp aquaculture. READ MORE

Apr 5 2021 | Ben Hunt

Tackling Wildlife Trafficking As It Moves Online

A recent report finds tigers, elephants, rhinos, and pangolins are in demand for their perceived health, spiritual, and social status benefits. READ MORE

Apr 2 2021 | Sara Streeter

The Mind Of A Grasshopper

Scientific evidence suggests that arthropods possess cognitive functions comparable to those of vertebrates, a finding that has significant welfare implications. READ MORE

Apr 1 2021 | Lukas Jasiunas

An Integrated System To Fight Companion Animal Abandonment

This paper proposes an integrated system involving caretaker accreditation, breeding oversight, and liability insurance to reduce companion animal abandonment. READ MORE

Mar 31 2021 | Brooke Haggerty

Core Mission Support: What It Really Takes For An Organization To Thrive

Our latest blog from Faunalytics' Executive Director Brooke Haggerty looks at why full cost funding is essential to nonprofit success. READ MORE

Mar 30 2021 | Katherine Schofield

Fish Welfare In Indian Aquaculture: Research And Recommendations

A report by the Fish Welfare Initiative outlines a variety of welfare issues in India’s aquaculture industry and highlights opportunities for improvement. READ MORE

Mar 29 2021 | Beth Snyder

The Problem With Picking Up Your Pup Prematurely

In spite of current guidelines, some dog guardians still bring home their pups before they are eight weeks old and without seeing their mothers first. READ MORE

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Anticipated Veg Stigma And Its Role In Transition

Faunalytics Index – April 2021

Tools For Welfare Improvements In Fish Aquaculture

Tackling Wildlife Trafficking As It Moves Online

The Mind Of A Grasshopper

An Integrated System To Fight Companion Animal Abandonment

Core Mission Support: What It Really Takes For An Organization To Thrive

Fish Welfare In Indian Aquaculture: Research And Recommendations

The Problem With Picking Up Your Pup Prematurely

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