Cat owners donate more money than dog owners

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Cats and dogs have been competing as human companions for millions of years.
Dog owners are often seen as more social, while cat owners are viewed as more introverted and open-minded.
Cat owners donate slightly more to charity than dog owners, and more frequently.
A study analyzed 63 million donors and 788 million transactions totaling nearly $70 billion (2013–2022).
Cat owners donated about $80 more than dog owners on average.
Openness, a trait more common in cat owners, is linked to higher charitable giving.
The findings could help marketers target audiences more effectively.
Cat owners challenge stereotypes by being more generous donors.

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