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Jun 17 2019 | Mia Rishel

Artificial Reefs May Help Migratory Fish

Facing rising temperatures and human development extending into our oceans, fish are migrating deeper, and further towards the poles. This migration could be facilitated by the strategic placement of artificial reefs. READ MORE

Jun 14 2019 | Mona Zahir

Length Of Life Or Quality Of Life: Issues In Chicken Welfare

A study about the rising interest in "slow-growth" chicken reveals that most consumers know little about chicken production methods, and care a lot about cost. READ MORE

Jun 12 2019 | Linda Tyler

Animal Tracker 2019: Methods & Overview

The first blog analyzing our 2019 Animal Tracker study looks at the background and methodology of the survey, a brief overview of the latest results, and a deeper dive into the responses to two of the questions. READ MORE

Jun 4 2019 | Kelley Kite

From Katrina To Harvey: Helping Companion Animals In Disasters

In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, reforms were created to include animals in state and local emergency management plans. This study looks at how effective those reforms were. READ MORE

May 22 2019 | Jo Anderson

Impact Of Corporate Commitments On Public Attitudes

In recent years, corporate lobbying efforts have played an increasing role in animal advocacy. In this original Faunalytics study, we investigated their effect on public opinion. READ MORE

May 15 2019 | Caryn Ginsberg

Just How Many Veg*ns Are There In The U.S.?

Even if the number of veg*ns isn't growing, veg eating is strongly trending upwards. This blog gives advice for advocates on how best to frame the current state of the veg*n nation. READ MORE

May 14 2019 | Celine Icard-Stoll

Three Years, Six Shelters, 72,970 Cats: The TNVR Impact

Can trap-neuter-vaccinate-return be a viable solution to the animal shelter crisis in the U.S.? This study finds success at six municipal shelters. READ MORE

May 13 2019 | Sara Streeter

Got Milk? Make A Political Statement

The alt-right is using lactose tolerance along with the cultural practices of animal domestication and meat consumption to support their world view of white superiority. This study examines the phenomenon. READ MORE

May 9 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Backyard Hens: Concerns And Challenges

Challenges for backyard chicken flocks include predation, malnutrition, disease, lack of qualified veterinary support, and discarding at old age. READ MORE

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