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 delves into the unique challenges and resilience factors of Indian animal shelter staff, offering valuable insights for international collaboration and knowledge sharing within the animal welfare sector.
Lessons from India: How Shelter Staff Navigate Challenges Read More »
A study examines the pervasive issue of stray dog abandonment in Latin America, exploring its causes, and proposing solutions centered on education, legislation, sterilization, and responsible pet ownership.
Tackling the Root Cause of Stray Dogs in Latin America Read More »
A study investigates the behavioral traits and the dynamics of human-dog relationships in adopted Indian street dogs.
Adopting Street Dogs in India: A Study on Behavior and Bonding Read More »
A study evaluates public awareness, perceptions, and challenges associated with community-owned dogs (CODs) in the Abruzzo region, highlighting the need for improved education to enhance support and effectiveness.
Community-Owned Dogs in Abruzzo: Understanding Public Perceptions Read More »
A study examined the deployment of the Community Dog Program (CDP) in five Brazilian municipalities, detailing the methodologies employed and observations from real-world execution.
Insights From Implementing A Community Dog Program in Brazil Read More »
A study surveyed dog populations in Thailand to estimate the number, distribution, and ownership status of dogs, highlighting the need for improved dog population management and vaccination strategies to control rabies transmission.
Mapping Thailand’s Dog Population: Key Estimates for Better Rabies Prevention Read More »
A study found that a targeted, practical training program significantly improves the knowledge and confidence of Indian veterinarians in performing canine surgical neutering, offering a scalable model for similar global efforts.
How a Focused Training Program Enhances Canine Sterilization in India Read More »
A study examines the relationship between the economic development of OIE-member countries, as indicated by the Human Development Index (HDI), and their approaches to managing free-roaming dog (FRD) populations, revealing significant disparities in the methods and resources used across different HDI levels.
The Global Disparities in Dog Population Management Read More »
In 2023, Bhutan became the first country to sterilize and vaccinate 100% of their dogs. This is a short summary of the CNVR program between the Bhutanese Government and HSI.
How Bhutan Became The First Country to Sterilize And Vaccinate 100% of Their Dogs Read More »
A study examines the influence of Bhutan’s transition to democracy, socioeconomic development, and Buddhist values on the country’s street dog management through the CNVR program, highlighting both its successes and challenges.
The Intersection of Faith and Modernity in Bhutan’s Street Dog Welfare Program Read More »