Animal protection workers experience traumatic situations, often with little support. Trauma-informed practices may be able to help. READ MORE
Humans know that the microwave and vacuum cleaner pose no threat. Our dogs don’t always see it that way. READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts and stats about shark DNA in companion animal food, how ship noise affects geese, USDA research programs, and more. READ MORE
In this policy brief, scholars argue that animals, humans, and the environment are interconnected, and that we cannot create a sustainable world without considering animal welfare. READ MORE
After sequencing the DNA of more than 2,000 purebred and mixed-breed dogs, researchers find that behavioral traits are not strongly influenced by genetics. READ MORE
Companion animal food industries often hide shark meat in their products. Such mislabeling misleads consumers and contributes to the global decline of shark populations. READ MORE
An update from our director Brooke Haggerty to keep our supporters and fellow advocates informed about our latest research, newest resources, and upcoming events. READ MORE
There is currently a huge demand for trained service dogs. This article explores how society views service dogs and how their rights can be safeguarded. READ MORE
According to new research, speciesism is learned at a relatively late stage of a child’s development, emphasizing the need for humane education in schools. READ MORE
