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What was the main research objective of the study on pet acquisition?
What was the main research objective of the study on pet acquisition?
- To identify trends in new pet acquisition among former pet owners (correct)
- To evaluate the financial implications of pet ownership
- To develop a new animal control policy
- To analyze the geographical distribution of abandoned pets
What percentage of respondents reported acquiring at least one new pet after abandonment?
What percentage of respondents reported acquiring at least one new pet after abandonment?
- 85.1%
- 50.5%
- 40.2%
- 72.9% (correct)
Which method was primarily used to gather data for the study?
Which method was primarily used to gather data for the study?
- Qualitative interviews (correct)
- Surveys distributed online
- Focus groups with animal shelters
- Observational studies
What was a key finding about individuals who acquired new pets?
What was a key finding about individuals who acquired new pets?
How many dogs were verified as having owners and taken in by the shelter?
How many dogs were verified as having owners and taken in by the shelter?
What factors were found to correlate with previous pet abandonment?
What factors were found to correlate with previous pet abandonment?
What demographic aspects were revealed among participants in the study?
What demographic aspects were revealed among participants in the study?
What is a suggested action based on the study's findings?
What is a suggested action based on the study's findings?
What percentage of verified owners who did not reclaim their pets acquired a new pet within three months?
What percentage of verified owners who did not reclaim their pets acquired a new pet within three months?
How many dogs were not returned to their owners?
How many dogs were not returned to their owners?
What was the percentage of verified owners who did not get a new pet or could not be contacted within six months?
What was the percentage of verified owners who did not get a new pet or could not be contacted within six months?
What is the total number of verified owners who acquired a new pet within six months?
What is the total number of verified owners who acquired a new pet within six months?
What does the data suggest about verified owners who lost their pets?
What does the data suggest about verified owners who lost their pets?
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Total Dog Intakes with Verified Owners
Total Dog Intakes with Verified Owners
The total number of dogs brought to the shelter, where the owner's identity was confirmed.
Dogs Returned to Owners
Dogs Returned to Owners
The number of dogs returned to their original owners after being brought to the shelter.
Percentage of Owners Acquiring New Pets Within 3 Months
Percentage of Owners Acquiring New Pets Within 3 Months
The percentage of owners who got a new pet within 3 months of their previous dog being taken to the shelter.
Percentage of Owners Acquiring New Pets Within 6 Months
Percentage of Owners Acquiring New Pets Within 6 Months
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Percentage of Owners Not Acquiring New Pets or Unreachable Within 6 Months
Percentage of Owners Not Acquiring New Pets or Unreachable Within 6 Months
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Research Purpose
Research Purpose
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Research Method
Research Method
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Key Finding 1
Key Finding 1
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Key Finding 2
Key Finding 2
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Key Finding 3
Key Finding 3
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Practical Implication
Practical Implication
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Focus of the Research
Focus of the Research
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Data Collection Method
Data Collection Method
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Study Notes
Pet Acquisition Among Owners of Unclaimed Dogs
- Research Purpose: Quantify new pet acquisitions by individuals who previously failed to reclaim their pets from shelters.
- Methodology: Qualitative interviews with verified owners of dogs who failed to reclaim their pets from Cabot Animal Support Services. Interviews focused on new pet acquisition within 6 months.
Data Summary
- Total Dogs: 534 dogs
- Dogs Returned: 194 dogs
- Dogs Not Returned: 340 dogs
- Interviews Attempted: 340
- Respondents with New Pets: 72.9% acquired at least one new pet.
- Demographics: Diverse range of ages, socioecnomic backgrounds, and living situations.
- Interview Themes: Emotional connection, perceived responsibility, social network influence.
Results and Analysis
- Correlation: Previous pet abandonment correlated with factors like emotional readiness, support systems, prior pet experiences.
- Strong Emotional Ties: Owners with strong emotional ties were more likely to seek new pets for companionship.
- Need for Education and Outreach: Research highlights the need for targeted pet owner education and support programs to prevent future abandonment.
- Acquisition Pattern Timing: 52.6% of owners acquired a new pet within three months. 72.9% within six months.
- Non-Contact Owners: 27.1% of owners could not be contacted or did not acquire a new pet within six months.
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This quiz explores the findings from a study investigating new pet acquisitions among dog owners who did not reclaim their pets from shelters. It provides insights into demographics, emotional connections, and various influencing factors behind the decision to acquire new pets. Engage with the results and analysis to understand the implications of pet ownership and abandonment.
