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Nov 10 2021 | Caryn Ginsberg

Counting Cats To Enhance Programs And Bridge Divides

A new initiative brings the U.S. capital to the forefront of counting cats. Faunalytics' Caryn Ginsberg looks at the purpose and potential of the project in this blog and infographic. READ MORE

Sep 2 2021 | Faunalytics

U.S. Attitudes Surrounding Spay & Neuter

A survey of U.S. respondents finds strong public support for spaying and neutering, with most believing that it should be the guardian's decision rather than a legal requirement. READ MORE

Jun 15 2021 | Gabriel Borden

Defining “Euthanasia” For Animals

This paper discusses and provides a clear definition for when the killing of a nonhuman animal should qualify as euthanasia. Though a difficult subject, it's one many animal advocates are familiar with. READ MORE

Jun 9 2021 | Dr. Annie Petersen

Recessions, Economic Euthanasia, And The Pandemic

The 2008 recession gives us some clues on the long-term impact of COVID-19 on animal sheltering: surges in fostering or adoption may subside, leading to relinquishments and "economic euthanasia." READ MORE

Jun 4 2021 | Beth Snyder

Establishing No-Kill Communities

It takes a village to put an end to the killing of healthy companion animals, and it takes a strong leader to bring the village together. READ MORE

Apr 1 2021 | Lukas Jasiunas

An Integrated System To Fight Companion Animal Abandonment

This paper proposes an integrated system involving caretaker accreditation, breeding oversight, and liability insurance to reduce companion animal abandonment. READ MORE

Mar 24 2021 | Carol Glasser

Attitudes Towards Spay / Neuter In The U.S.

A study and blog post from Faunalytics alumna Carol Glasser looks at support for spay/neuter in the U.S., and finds interesting and actionable results across a range of demographics. READ MORE

Jan 5 2021 | Sara Streeter

On Our Way To No Kill

Best Friends Animal Society set a goal for all shelters in the U.S. to become no-kill by 2025. Their annual report shows us where we still have work to do. READ MORE

Nov 20 2020 | Matthew O'Shaughnessy

Modeling Free-Roaming Cat Management Strategies

A mathematical model of free-roaming cat populations shows how euthanasia and trap-neuter-release (TNR) compare in reducing long-term deaths. READ MORE

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Counting Cats To Enhance Programs And Bridge Divides

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Defining “Euthanasia” For Animals

Recessions, Economic Euthanasia, And The Pandemic

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An Integrated System To Fight Companion Animal Abandonment

Attitudes Towards Spay / Neuter In The U.S.

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