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Research
Latest papers
Barriers to Implementing On-Site Companion Animal Programs in U.S. Domestic Violence Shelters: Does Shelter Location Matter?
Journal of interpersonal violence · 2026
Animals as Covictims and More-Than-Property: The Inclusion of Companion Animals in Protection Order Statutes at the State Level in the United States.
Violence and victims · 2025 · first author
Animal companionship and psycho-social well-being: Findings from a national study of community-dwelling aging Canadians.
Journal of aging studies · 2024
Latest funding
- $97,160
The Nathaniel Krug Project: Mobilizing Inquest Recommendations to Reduce Deaths in Custody in Ontario
SSHRC · 2026 · Principal investigator
- $239,470
'The straw that broke the camel's back' may be a dog or a cat: The relevance of animal maltreatment in cases where the defensive actions of intimate partner violence victims-survivors are criminalized
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $75,793
An Examination of Public Investment in Animal Cruelty Investigation Work
SSHRC · 2019 · Co-investigator
5 publications.
Barriers to Implementing On-Site Companion Animal Programs in U.S. Domestic Violence Shelters: Does Shelter Location Matter?
Timmons Fritz P, Baldwin C, Gray A, Barrett B, Fitzgerald A, Stevenson R
Animals as Covictims and More-Than-Property: The Inclusion of Companion Animals in Protection Order Statutes at the State Level in the United States.
Fitzgerald A
Animal companionship and psycho-social well-being: Findings from a national study of community-dwelling aging Canadians.
Barrett BJ, Fitzgerald A, Al-Wahsh H, Musa M
Environmental DNA as Novel Technology: Lessons in Agenda Setting and Framing in News Media.
Fitzgerald A, Halliday J, Heath D
Animal Maltreatment as a Risk Marker of More Frequent and Severe Forms of Intimate Partner Violence.
Barrett BJ, Fitzgerald A, Stevenson R, Cheung CH
The Nathaniel Krug Project: Mobilizing Inquest Recommendations to Reduce Deaths in Custody in Ontario
Principal investigators: Fitzgerald, Amy
'The straw that broke the camel's back' may be a dog or a cat: The relevance of animal maltreatment in cases where the defensive actions of intimate partner violence victims-survivors are criminalized
Principal investigators: Fitzgerald, Amy J.
An Examination of Public Investment in Animal Cruelty Investigation Work
Principal investigators: Coulter, Kendra C.
Keywords: animal cruelty investigation work; humane law enforcement; animals and work; animal studies; green criminology
Where vulnerability and victimization intersect but escape routes do not: the co-occurrence of animal abuse and intimate partner violence in Canada
Principal investigators: Fitzgerald, Amy J.
Keywords: intimate partner violence; animal abuse; domestic violence shelters; reducing barriers to help-seeking
Where vulnerability and victimization intersect but escape routes do not: the co-occurrence of animal abuse and intimate partner violence in Canada
Principal investigators: Fitzgerald, Amy J.
Keywords: intimate partner violence; animal abuse; domestic violence shelters; reducing barriers to help-seeking
An exploration of the relationship between intimate partner violence and animal abuse in Canada and its impact upon help seeking behaviour among abused women
Principal investigators: Fitzgerald, Amy J.
Keywords: intimate partner violence; animal abuse; help-seeking among abused women
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Daniel Heath and Amy Fitzgerald: 1 shared paper
- Amy Fitzgerald and Betty Barrett: 1 shared paper
- Amy Fitzgerald and Rochelle Stevenson: 1 shared paper
- Betty Barrett and Rochelle Stevenson: 1 shared paper
- Other Criminology
- Great Lakes Inst. for Environmental Res. (GLIER)
- Violence
- Other
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