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Aug 5 2025 | Jessica Whiting

All Cows Feel Pain, But Not All Get Pain Relief

Despite clear evidence of pain, many farmed cows are denied pain relief for common on-farm procedures due to lingering misperceptions and practical limitations. READ MOREDespite clear evidence of pain, many farmed cows are denied pain relief for common on-farm procedures due to lingering misperceptions and practical limitations. READ MORE

Aug 4 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Fish Resilience Is An Ethical Issue

Fishes can readily “bounce back” from challenges in their environment. While this resilience is often portrayed as beneficial for their welfare, its pursuit in aquaculture settings raises serious ethical concerns. READ MOREFishes can readily “bounce back” from challenges in their environment. While this resilience is often portrayed as beneficial for their welfare, its pursuit in aquaculture settings raises serious ethical concerns. READ MORE

Aug 1 2025 | Michael Kisley

People Judge Dog Emotions By Situations, Not Signals

People rely heavily on surrounding details — like objects and other people nearby — when deciding what a dog is feeling. And they’re often wrong. READ MOREPeople rely heavily on surrounding details — like objects and other people nearby — when deciding what a dog is feeling. And they’re often wrong. READ MORE

Jul 31 2025 | Mia Elliott

Global Commercial Wild Animal Farming: What We Know

Fragments of data help tell the story of commercial wild animal farming, a growing worldwide industry that warrants greater scrutiny and transparency. READ MOREFragments of data help tell the story of commercial wild animal farming, a growing worldwide industry that warrants greater scrutiny and transparency. READ MORE

Jul 30 2025 | Ahmmad Brown

From Performative To Transformative: Navigating Equity & Inclusion Across A Diverse Animal Advocacy Movement

This report explores how farmed animal advocacy orgs can meaningfully integrate DEI into their missions and practices without compromising strategic clarity. Grounded in qualitative interviews with BIPOC advocates and movement [...] READ MOREThis report explores how farmed animal advocacy orgs can meaningfully integrate DEI into their missions and practices without compromising strategic clarity. Grounded in qualitative interviews with BIPOC advocates and movement [...] READ MORE

Jul 30 2025 | Nino O'shea-Nejad

Big Ag Blocked Diet-Based Climate Campaigns

For decades, U.S. animal agriculture groups have opposed public campaigns linking meat reduction to climate action — often through public relations, science, and political influence. READ MOREFor decades, U.S. animal agriculture groups have opposed public campaigns linking meat reduction to climate action — often through public relations, science, and political influence. READ MORE

Jul 29 2025 | Ian Hammond

Farmed Tilapia Welfare In Egypt

Tilapia farming is the cornerstone of Egyptian aquaculture. So what does the current state of tilapia welfare look like for one of the world’s leading producers? READ MORETilapia farming is the cornerstone of Egyptian aquaculture. So what does the current state of tilapia welfare look like for one of the world’s leading producers? READ MORE

Jul 28 2025 | Tara Gannon

Are Animal Videos Comedy Or Tragedy?

Animal videos on social media platforms are often viewed as entertainment, but some may inadvertently showcase animal suffering. This study aimed to understand whether users see the difference. READ MOREAnimal videos on social media platforms are often viewed as entertainment, but some may inadvertently showcase animal suffering. This study aimed to understand whether users see the difference. READ MORE

Jul 25 2025 | Rekha Sharma

Welfare Framing Is Common In Media But Lags In Scientific Articles

When it comes to the exotic pet trade, news stories emphasize animal welfare, while peer-reviewed research addresses it from multiple angles — conservation in particular. READ MOREWhen it comes to the exotic pet trade, news stories emphasize animal welfare, while peer-reviewed research addresses it from multiple angles — conservation in particular. READ MORE

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All Cows Feel Pain, But Not All Get Pain Relief

All Cows Feel Pain, But Not All Get Pain Relief

Fish Resilience Is An Ethical Issue

Fish Resilience Is An Ethical Issue

People Judge Dog Emotions By Situations, Not Signals

People Judge Dog Emotions By Situations, Not Signals

Global Commercial Wild Animal Farming: What We Know

Global Commercial Wild Animal Farming: What We Know

From Performative To Transformative: Navigating Equity & Inclusion Across A Diverse Animal Advocacy Movement

From Performative To Transformative: Navigating Equity & Inclusion Across A Diverse Animal Advocacy Movement

Big Ag Blocked Diet-Based Climate Campaigns

Big Ag Blocked Diet-Based Climate Campaigns

Farmed Tilapia Welfare In Egypt

Farmed Tilapia Welfare In Egypt

Are Animal Videos Comedy Or Tragedy?

Are Animal Videos Comedy Or Tragedy?

Welfare Framing Is Common In Media But Lags In Scientific Articles

Welfare Framing Is Common In Media But Lags In Scientific Articles

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