A Study of Housing-Related Pet Relinquishment in 21 U.S. Shelters: Factors and Vulnerable Animals
A study examines how specific housing restrictions correlate with pet relinquishment, and identifies the species, breeds, and ages most affected.
Research Summaries
Exploring the Science of Dog Welfare: Dive into a brief overview of academic research examining the welfare of dogs in various environments, including streets, shelters, and homes.
Why Pets Are Surrendered: A 22-Year Look at Denmark’s Shelter Trends
A 22-year study of a large Danish animal shelter found that most dog and cat relinquishments were due to owner-related reasons, primarily health and housing issues.
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From Dogs to Cats: A Deep Dive into Challenges Faced by Danish Shelters
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.
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Street Dogs in Denmark: Owners’ Compassion vs. Veterinarians’ Caution
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.
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