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When it comes to information, the consumer-producer relationship is incredibly weighted in the producer’s favor. Rather than condescend or chide uninformed consumers, animal advocates need to help inform them. READ MORE
Animal Tracker 2018: Analysis & Takeaways
In our final analysis for the 2018 Animal Tracker, we offer our takeaways. Though much has stayed the same over the past decade, animal protection remains popular and there seems [...] READ MORE
Tickling Rats For Improved Captive Welfare
With rats growing in popularity as companion animals, this study looks at tickling as a way to make their interactions with humans more positive. READ MORE
Animal Tracker 2018: Adequacy Of Laws
Legislative change is an important part of improving animal welfare. By taking advantage of positive changes in public opinion the right proposal at the right political moment can have far-reaching [...] READ MORE
Animal Tracker 2018: Importance of Animal Protection
In 2018, at least 75% or more of U.S. adults said that the welfare and protection of animals is “very” or “somewhat” important in every issue area. READ MORE
Faunalytics Index – May 2018
Our Faunalytics Index for May 2018 looks at the benefits of artificial reefs, Welfare Quality protocols, research animal advocacy, companion animals in South Korea, and more. READ MORE
Make A Difference For Animals Used In Science
To mark World Week For Animals In Labs, this blog brings together a collection of resources and publications to inform, motivate, and inspire you in your advocacy for research animals. READ MORE
Do Animals Think About The Future?
Studies of non-human primates, rats, black-capped chickadees, scrub-jays, and tayras indicate that animals may have a sense of "the future," and act accordingly. READ MORE
Calculating The Costs Of Animal Research
Personalized medicine offers an effective alternative to outdated and ineffective animal models, but adjustments to both FDA regulations and NIH funding are badly needed. READ MORE