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Oct 23 2024 | karol orzechowski

Companion Animal Adoption: Success Through Data-Driven Decision Making

Adopting a companion animal can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. This Faunalytics blog provides a guide for adoptions that will help set you up for success. READ MORE

Oct 23 2024 | Matthew Unerman

Mapping The Path To Animal Advocacy

Farmed animal production in the U.S. is large and clustered. A new report maps hotspots in the meat and dairy supply chain, helping animal advocates be more effective in their campaigning work. READ MORE

Oct 22 2024 | Emma Alcyone

Companion Animal Welfare Deserts: A Case Study Of Detroit

This study explores how the socioeconomic challenges of a city may make a difference in the availability of companion animal welfare services. READ MORE

Oct 21 2024 | Thyl Moors

Non-Lethal Regulation: A Guide To Developing Rodent Contraceptives

This article proposes a framework to help researchers develop rodent contraceptives and lists the key steps to follow. READ MORE

Oct 18 2024 | Teresa Gallo

Do Meat-Reduction Media Campaigns Save Animal Lives?

Understanding the impact of meat-reduction campaigns, as well as their cost-effectiveness, is crucial for animal advocates. This report set to find out and help advocates with their resource allocation. READ MORE

Oct 17 2024 | Narges Kalantari

Can Technology Reduce Land Use For Agriculture?

Land use for agriculture negatively impacts biodiversity and contributes to climate change. This article discusses farming technologies that can reduce land use. READ MORE

Oct 16 2024 | karol orzechowski

The Ethics Of Academic Journals: What Is An Animal Advocate To Do?

Peer-reviewed journals are a gold standard source among academics and advocates looking for insights. However, just like any industry, it's important to understand the economics and ethics at play. READ MORE

Oct 16 2024 | Emma Alcyone

The Impact Of Industry Funding On Egg And Cholesterol Research

The proportion of industry-funded studies on the impacts of eggs on cholesterol have increased over the years. Does industry funding affect whether a study’s conclusion will agree with the actual data? READ MORE

Oct 15 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Downed Pigs: An Intersection Of Animal Welfare, Public Health, And Consumer Safety

Crucial research exposes concerns about downed pigs in the food supply, calling for stricter regulations and greater public awareness. READ MORE

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Companion Animal Adoption: Success Through Data-Driven Decision Making

Mapping The Path To Animal Advocacy

Companion Animal Welfare Deserts: A Case Study Of Detroit

Non-Lethal Regulation: A Guide To Developing Rodent Contraceptives

Do Meat-Reduction Media Campaigns Save Animal Lives?

Can Technology Reduce Land Use For Agriculture?

The Ethics Of Academic Journals: What Is An Animal Advocate To Do?

The Impact Of Industry Funding On Egg And Cholesterol Research

Downed Pigs: An Intersection Of Animal Welfare, Public Health, And Consumer Safety

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