A 2019 study suggests lethal wolf control and maternal penning will help the mountain caribou. Scientists in this study disagree. READ MORE
Scientific evidence suggests that arthropods possess cognitive functions comparable to those of vertebrates, a finding that has significant welfare implications. READ MORE
Our use and abuse of animals has demanded change for a long time. This pandemic has shown us the life or death consequences of failing to act. READ MORE
People like to think of themselves as rational, but when faced with the prospect of eating meat grown in a lab, feelings of disgust and fear may take over. READ MORE
Working in an animal shelter is stressful and emotionally draining. For those who consider it a calling, there are healthy ways to stave off compassion fatigue. READ MORE
Balancing the needs of people, animals, and the environment is a great challenge in economically poor but biologically rich countries such as Laos PDR. READ MORE
We define “personhood” partly by cognitive ability, but there are other factors to consider. READ MORE
Humans face a long list of global challenges. Using our relationship with dogs as a template, researchers show how an interdisciplinary approach can help us move forward. READ MORE
Best Friends Animal Society set a goal for all shelters in the U.S. to become no-kill by 2025. Their annual report shows us where we still have work to do. READ MORE
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