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.
A study explores how demographic factors influence perceptions and preferences regarding ethical dog acquisition, highlighting a growing inclination toward adoption and rescue.
Demographics and Our Preferences on Dog Acquisition Read More »
A study reviews factors influencing dog adoption and relinquishment in shelters, emphasizing the impact of adopter behavior and shelter practices on intakes and outcomes.
Academic Insights on Boosting Adoptions and Reducing Shelter Intake Read More »
A study explored the factors influencing community-based rabies surveillance in Northern Australia and PNG, highlighting the role of cultural attitudes toward dogs, gaps in veterinary services, and the need for improved engagement of non-Indigenous residents.
The Keys To Rabies Surveillance in Indigenous Communities Read More »
A study examines efforts to enhance rabies surveillance in Africa, introducing the implementation of PARACON’s DHIS2-based reporting system to improve data sharing and collaboration.
Closing the Rabies Data Gap with PARACON’s Bulletin Read More »
A study identifies the political, sociocultural, organizational, and technical barriers to dog rabies control, highlighting the need for greater political will, improved infrastructure, better coordination, and sufficient resources to achieve the global goal of eliminating dog-mediated human rabies by 2030.
Breaking Down the Obstacles to Global Rabies Elimination Read More »
A study evaluates the effectiveness of the CARE project in combating rabies in Ilocos Norte, Philippines, delving into changes in rabies cases, mass vaccination campaigns, dog bites, PEP treatments, and the associated financial costs.
A study examines the potential benefits of dog population management (DPM) for rabies control but highlights the need for more data to evaluate its effectiveness and cost-benefit when combined with rabies eradication programs.
Beyond Vaccination: The Role of Dog Population Management (DPM) in Rabies Eradication Read More »