While researchers often use animal experiments to try to solve human issues, in this case researchers are using human data to try to improve the lives of captive animals. READ MORE
Using the Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty (SHAC) campaign as a case study, this paper explores the concept of the "Radical Flank Effect" and how more extreme forms of advocacy define [...] READ MORE
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
Our Faunalytics Index for April 2018 looks at the carbon footprint of school meals, capture-induced births in sharks and rays, animal research funding and accuracy, and much more. READ MORE
Computers can give us insight into non-human primate cognitive abilities and enrich the captive environment for animals. But are these computer solutions to captive welfare ethical? READ MORE
The U.S. government spends $15 billion every year on research involving animals, and most of that testing is wasteful and doesn't help to advance human health. What can be done [...] READ MORE
Personalized medicine offers an effective alternative to outdated and ineffective animal models, but adjustments to both FDA regulations and NIH funding are badly needed.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
States with an agricultural economic base and traditional political culture are less likely to protect animals or be swayed by animal interest groups. READ MORE
This analysis of the legal concepts of "persons" versus "things" found a number of exceptions that challenge the fundamental binary notion present in many laws. READ MORE
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