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Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

Frequency Of Lost Dogs And Cats

93% of lost dogs were recovered, while only 75% of lost cats were recovered, with cats returning more often by themselves and dogs found by searching. READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

Ambiguous Terrain Of Companion Animals In Children’s Stories

An analysis of children’s animal stories found both positive messages in regard to condemning animal cruelty, and negative messages of enforcing the commodification and ownership of companion animals. READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

The Environment Movement At A Crossroads

The WWF has determined that the environmental movement is at an ideological crossroad, between those focused on systemic, widespread changes and those focusing on materialistic and individualistic behavior changes. READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

Foundations Address The Impact Of The Economic Crisis

Due to the economic recession, charity foundations will be negatively impacted, giving lower size grants, giving fewer grants, and some even need to take special initiatives to remain solvent. READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

Can Sustainable Consumption Be Learned?

This paper examines if environmental consumer choices can be learned through social learning agents and cognitive dispositions. READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

Many Donors Giving Smaller Charitable Contributions to Fewer Organizations

Almost half (45%) of people report that their giving and volunteering have not changed, but many people are giving to fewer organizations (24%). READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

Views On Animal Experimentation

This study examined attitudes towards animal experimentation in the U.K. and found that 70% support animal experimentation as long as it is for medical research purposes. READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | JTsmiley14

Survey: Foundations Often Rely on Anecdotes to Assess Impact

Survey finds only 8% of foundation officials could describe specific information leading them to feel they're likely to achieve at some of their goals. READ MORE

Jul 11 2012 | Faunalytics

Americans Believe Big Companies And Political Lobbyists Have Too Much Power

A significant proportion of Americans believe that corporations, political action committees, political lobbyists and news media all have too much power, whilst believing that non-profits do not have enough power. READ MORE

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Frequency Of Lost Dogs And Cats

Ambiguous Terrain Of Companion Animals In Children’s Stories

The Environment Movement At A Crossroads

Foundations Address The Impact Of The Economic Crisis

Can Sustainable Consumption Be Learned?

Many Donors Giving Smaller Charitable Contributions to Fewer Organizations

Views On Animal Experimentation

Survey: Foundations Often Rely on Anecdotes to Assess Impact

Americans Believe Big Companies And Political Lobbyists Have Too Much Power

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