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Jan 7 2020 | Owen Rogers

He Loves To Race – Or Does He? Ethics And Welfare In Horseracing

There are irreconcilable differences between people working in the horseracing industry and animal welfare experts. This study explores the gulf between them, and its effect on horses. READ MORE

Jan 6 2020 | Alex Higson

How Stereotyping Affects Our Attitudes And Behavior Toward Animals

Acknowledging and considering human perceptions of animal species could make interventions to protect them more successful. READ MORE

Dec 25 2019 | karol orzechowski

Faunalytics’ Best Of 2019

This past year was full of highlights for Faunalytics. Read on to check out our best and most popular resources from the past 12 months! READ MORE

Dec 24 2019 | Brooke Haggerty

The Heart of Faunalytics Is You

Faunalytics’ work wouldn’t be possible without the help of dedicated volunteers, generous donors, and passionate advocates who inspire and support us every day. READ MORE

Dec 19 2019 | Sara Streeter

Does Being Seen As Green Pay Off For Restaurants?

Whether an ad contains images or not matters. This study looks at this phenomenon in the context of cause-related marketing in the restaurant industry. READ MORE

Dec 18 2019 | Mona Hussein

Donor Segmentation: The People Who Donate To Non-Companion Animals

This Faunalytics analysis compares people who donate to non-companion animal causes (farmed animals, wild animals, etc.) against companion-animal-exclusive donors. READ MORE

Dec 11 2019 | Brooke Haggerty

Faunalytics’ Priorities For 2020

Faunalytics has big ideas and new goals for 2020! In this blog we outline our plans for the coming year, and how you can support our important work to help animals and advocates. READ MORE

Dec 11 2019 | Che Green

Faunalytics’ 2019 Year In Review

Thanks to your support, 2019 was the most productive and impactful year in the nearly two decades that Faunalytics has been helping advocates help animals. READ MORE

Dec 10 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Looking Into Their Eyes: Using Facial Expressions To Guide Welfare

Researchers review species-specific facial expression scales as an effective and non-invasive method for identifying welfare concerns in mammals. READ MORE

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He Loves To Race – Or Does He? Ethics And Welfare In Horseracing

How Stereotyping Affects Our Attitudes And Behavior Toward Animals

Faunalytics’ Best Of 2019

The Heart of Faunalytics Is You

Does Being Seen As Green Pay Off For Restaurants?

Donor Segmentation: The People Who Donate To Non-Companion Animals

Faunalytics’ Priorities For 2020

Faunalytics’ 2019 Year In Review

Looking Into Their Eyes: Using Facial Expressions To Guide Welfare

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