A study provides a comparative analysis of dog welfare regulations across countries, highlighting significant variations in scope, specificity, and regulatory tools.
Data and facts about the shelter dogs of Denmark. Jump to: Overview Highlights Overview Jump to: Dogs & Cats Intake and Outcome (2004-2017) Dogs and Cats Intake & Outcome (2004-2017) External Link: Sandøe P, Jensen JBH, Jensen F, Nielsen SS. Shelters Reflect but Cannot Solve Underlying Problems with Relinquished and Stray Animals-A Retrospective Study of
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A study analyzed trends in the intake and outcomes of dogs and cats in Danish shelters from 2004 to 2017, revealing the reasons for contrasting patterns with stable dog management and a growing surplus of cats.
From Dogs to Cats: A Deep Dive into Challenges Faced by Danish Shelters Read More »
A study highlights contrasting perspectives between Danish dog owners and veterinarians on the behavioral and welfare challenges of former street (FS) dogs, likely influenced by differing contexts and ethical considerations regarding their importation.
Street Dogs in Denmark: Owners’ Compassion vs. Veterinarians’ Caution Read More »
World Animal Net’s report called out the fact that WOAH’s 2009 guidelines for stray dog population control remain largely unimplemented, highlighting a critical gap in global animal welfare.
Report on the OIE’s International Standard on Stray Dog Population Control Read More »
Data and facts on the behaviour & health status of dogs rescued internationally. Jump to: Overview | Country-Specific Data Highlights Overview Country-Specific Data Jump to: Canada | Denmark | UK Canada Jump to: Two Studies on Owner-Dog Relationship (2022) Canada: Two Self-Reported Surveys on Owner-Dog Relationship (2022) External link: von Rentzell KA, van Haaften K, Morris
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