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How many vegans and vegetarians resume eating animal products, and why? Does the apparent growing popularity of humane meat products undermine the efforts of vegan and vegetarian advocates? READ MORE
Making A Collective Impact For Animals
The authors of a new report argue that large and complex social issues (animal protection, anyone?) require a paradigm shift in how we work together, set goals, and measure our progress. READ MORE
Praxis: Putting Theory And Research Into Action For Animals
Animal advocates can gain huge insights from research that can improve their campaigns, messages, and materials. However, there is currently a lack of academics producing work that is of use to advocates. READ MORE
Companion Animals Taking Blame For Environmental Problems
There are a number of valid concerns regarding companion animals and the environment, including meat in animal food adding to environmental degradation but the author argues this does not take all factors into consideration. READ MORE
Animal Actors: Recent Tragedy And A Possible Solution
Animals in movies, with the notable example of Zoo Keeper, are a big industry. However, the use of animals in film needs more oversight and monitoring by advocates, to safeguard their welfare. READ MORE
Incorporating Animal Perspectives Into Research
The article explores the correlation of human violence with animal-related behaviors such as hunting, working in a slaughter house, and animal abuse. READ MORE
Violence Against Human And Nonhuman Animals
The connections between human and animal violence are of great interest to animal advocates. This blog post explores the research. READ MORE
Friends Or Food?
This study explores the message society presents to children in the form of toy animals, and how this message links to our “protect/eat” relationship with animals. READ MORE
Help For The Homeless
Homeless women who live with companion animals experience a strong sense of loss when leaving their animals behind, making it vital that homeless shelters consider companion animals in their policy. READ MORE