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 investigated the influence of dog phenotypes — skull type, size, age group, and regional location — on the likelihood of shelter euthanasia, providing evidence to inform more objective, evidence-based decision-making by shelter staff.
How Dog Traits Shape Shelter Outcomes: A Study in Euthanasia Decisions Read More »
A study examines the factors influencing outcomes for senior cats and dogs in a shelter environment, highlighting the roles of medical and behavioral evaluations, foster care, and community partnerships in improving live outcomes and addressing the unique challenges posed by aging companion animals.
What Determines the Fate of Senior Dogs and Cats in Shelters? Read More »
This study evaluated the effectiveness of euthanasia in controlling visceral leishmaniasis among free-roaming dogs in Divinópolis, Brazil.
Evaluating Euthanasia: Can It Control Visceral Leishmaniasis in Dogs? Read More »