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Jul 30 2026 | Meghann Cant

Bypassing Misinformation May Be As Effective As Correcting It

Research suggests that shifting which belief is top of mind for people can reduce the impact of misinformation on attitudes and policy support just as effectively as directly correcting it. READ MORE

Jul 29 2026 | Erika Berglund & Carol Hardy (JG Research)

Animal Factory, Factory Farm, Or Something Else? Testing The Language Of Advocacy

Does the phrase “factory farming” have the impact advocates want? This Faunalytics study tested a variety of terms for animal agriculture, with valuable findings for campaigners and advocates. READ MORE

Jul 28 2026 | Jennifer Rao

City Rat Numbers Are Rising With The Climate

Researchers tracked rat populations in 16 cities worldwide and found that long-term temperature increases, urbanization, and denser human populations are driving rat numbers up. READ MORE

Jul 23 2026 | Meghann Cant

Do Donors Give With Their Hearts Or Their Heads?

Two large meta-analyses find that while people believe they give based on effectiveness, empathy is the more reliable driver of charitable giving. READ MORE

Jul 20 2026 | Flavia Manieri

If Your Dinner Could Smile, Would You Still Eat It?

Most people rarely think about the animals behind the meat on their plates. But what happens when this psychological distance is reduced? READ MORE

Jul 14 2026 | Elena Schaller

Why Some People Stick With Meat Free Monday And Others Don’t

People who successfully follow through with meat reduction campaigns are more than just motivated. They’re supported by their identity, social environment, and access to practical tools like meat-free recipes. READ MORE

Jul 13 2026 | Tamara Kedves

Data Reveals What Animal Control Officers Really Do

An analysis of national field services data, the first of its kind, sheds light on how animal control officers spend their time, and how often education and support outweigh enforcement. READ MORE

Jul 10 2026 | Meghann Cant

How Cities Can Better Protect Urban Wild Animals

This policy brief argues that local governments already have many of the tools at hand to make human-wildlife conflict management more humane, and that doing so can benefit humans and wild animals alike. READ MORE

Jul 8 2026 | karol orzechowski

Look Through The Faunalytics Lens

For over two decades, Faunalytics has produced and curated research that animal advocates can trust. Today, we’re launching a new tool designed to help you see that research clearly, without compromising the standards that make it trustworthy in the first place. READ MORE

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Bypassing Misinformation May Be As Effective As Correcting It

Animal Factory, Factory Farm, Or Something Else? Testing The Language Of Advocacy

City Rat Numbers Are Rising With The Climate

Do Donors Give With Their Hearts Or Their Heads?

If Your Dinner Could Smile, Would You Still Eat It?

Why Some People Stick With Meat Free Monday And Others Don’t

Data Reveals What Animal Control Officers Really Do

How Cities Can Better Protect Urban Wild Animals

Look Through The Faunalytics Lens

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