- Animal Welfare Data Explorer - Our World in Data
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- By the numbers: what’s happening at Canada’s animal shelters
CALGARY- Canadian shelters took in almost 200,000 animals in 2012, says the Canadian Federation of Humane Societies(CFHS) The CFHS crunched the numbers from more than 100 shelters across the country
- Cat Overpopulation
Overpopulation is the number one cause of death of healthy pet cats in the USA Every year, in Louisiana alone, about 40,000 are killed in shelters and every day approximately 25,000 cats die in US shelters because nobody came to adopt them
- Animal experiment statistics - House of Commons Library
Pandemic aside, the annual number of procedures has been falling steadily since 2015, a year in which 4 1 million procedures on animals were carried out The number in 2022 was 33% or around a third lower than this Numbers peaked in the 1970s, at around 5 6 million per year, before falling to around 2 7 million per year in the 1990s and early
- Climate change - World Health Organization (WHO)
Over 930 million people – around 12% of the world’s population – spend at least 10% of their household budget to pay for health care With the poorest people largely uninsured, health shocks and stresses already currently push around 100 million people into poverty every year, with the impacts of climate change worsening this trend
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- Executive Summary - Use of Laboratory Animals in Biomedical . . .
The majority of animals used—between 12 million and 15 million—were rats and mice These quantities are a small fraction of the total of over 5 billion animals used annually for food, clothing, and other purposes in the United States A significant portion of the laboratory animals used each year are involved not in research but in testing
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