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Aug 4 2013 | Faunalytics

Evaluation Of Animal Studies Of Neurological Diseases

A review of 4,000 studies finds that there is an excess of studies on neurological disorders in animals with statistically significant results, showing strong bias in the literature. READ MORE

Aug 1 2013 | Faunalytics

The Impact Of Capture And Captivity Of Captive Parrots

This article examines the breeding, capture and trade of parrots as “pets” and concludes that the practise is harmful and should be prohibited by law. READ MORE

Jul 31 2013 | Faunalytics

The Dilemma For On-Farm Inspection Of Animal Welfare

This paper discusses the central dilemma of animal welfare inspectors on whether they should simply check for compliance with regulations or if they should motivate farmers to change. READ MORE

Jul 30 2013 | Faunalytics

Chimpanzees Use Multiple Strategies To Limit Aggression

Primates living in captivity appear to be able to regulate their aggression through tension-reduction tactics and a group avoidance of conflict. READ MORE

Jul 30 2013 | Faunalytics

Animal Tracker – Year 5

This report summarizes results from Wave 5 of the Animal Tracker annual survey of U.S. adults regarding attitudes and behavior toward animals. READ MORE

Jul 30 2013 | Faunalytics

The Animal Tracker (Wave 4 – March 2011)

This report summarizes results from Wave 4 of the Animal Tracker, finding continued strong support for humane education and many other advocacy tactics. READ MORE

Jul 29 2013 | Florence Williams

Community Partnering Improves Release Rate In Animal Shelters

Community collaboration on animal shelters increases live release rates of animals by 62% and has shown to be an effective tactic. READ MORE

Jul 24 2013 | Faunalytics

Vegetarian Diets

The Encyclopaedia of Human Nutrition discusses vegetarian diets in Western nations and talks about the difference between healthy vegetarians and unhealthy vegetarians. READ MORE

Jul 23 2013 | Faunalytics

Sickness And Abnormal Behaviors As Indicators Of Animal Suffering

Animal brains have enough complexity to process suffering and this in turns leads to abnormal behavior in response to pain. READ MORE

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Evaluation Of Animal Studies Of Neurological Diseases

The Impact Of Capture And Captivity Of Captive Parrots

The Dilemma For On-Farm Inspection Of Animal Welfare

Chimpanzees Use Multiple Strategies To Limit Aggression

Animal Tracker – Year 5

The Animal Tracker (Wave 4 – March 2011)

Community Partnering Improves Release Rate In Animal Shelters

Vegetarian Diets

Sickness And Abnormal Behaviors As Indicators Of Animal Suffering

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