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Jan 19 2018 | Linda Tyler

Companion Animals During Disasters: Increasing Resilience

A look at how the disregard for animals in disasters can not only hurt them, but pose a public health risk as well, and how to turn the tables. READ MORE

Jan 15 2018 | Faunalytics

Companion Animal Surrendering: What Are The Most Common Human-Related Reasons?

Some companion animals are relinquished to shelters because of the life circumstances of their human guardians. This review looks at the numbers. READ MORE

Jan 11 2018 | Brenda Harriman

“Reduce” and “Eliminate”: Two Effective Messages For Reducing Meat Consumption

Study shows that using messaging that encourages readers to reduce or eliminate their meat consumption are effective and result in readers eating less meat. READ MORE

Jan 10 2018 | Jo Anderson

The Naturalness Concern: An Upcoming Study About Clean Meat

Faunalytics’ upcoming randomized controlled trial about consumer acceptance of clean meat focuses on addressing its perceived “naturalness.” READ MORE

Jan 4 2018 | Faunalytics

A Review Of Companion Animal Guardian Attitudes: The Human-Animal Bond

A 2016 survey from HABRI finds that 95% of people living with companion animals could not imagine giving them up for any reason. READ MORE

Dec 19 2017 | Jamie Harris

What Drives The Animal Advocacy Movement?

A sociological analysis of the animal advocacy movement, drawing on theories related to social movements and organisations. READ MORE

Dec 15 2017 | Faunalytics

Dogs At Work: Some Preliminary Data

Preliminary research finds that people who are able to interact with dogs to work have much lower stress levels than those that don't. READ MORE

Dec 13 2017 | Debra Teachout, DVM

Intentional Vehicle-Wildlife Collisions

A blog exploring the difficult topic of intentional vehicle-wildlife collisions. How and why do people intentionally swerve their vehicles to hit animals? READ MORE

Dec 8 2017 | Ditte Hillebrand

“Who” Or “Which”? How We Learn To Talk About Animals

Although nonhuman animals are referred to as “who” in English language learners’ reading material, it is not deemed acceptable in their dictionaries. READ MORE

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Companion Animals During Disasters: Increasing Resilience

Companion Animal Surrendering: What Are The Most Common Human-Related Reasons?

“Reduce” and “Eliminate”: Two Effective Messages For Reducing Meat Consumption

The Naturalness Concern: An Upcoming Study About Clean Meat

A Review Of Companion Animal Guardian Attitudes: The Human-Animal Bond

What Drives The Animal Advocacy Movement?

Dogs At Work: Some Preliminary Data

Intentional Vehicle-Wildlife Collisions

“Who” Or “Which”? How We Learn To Talk About Animals

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