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Project ChimpCARE: Evaluating the Care, Management, and Welfare of Privately Owned Chimpanzees in the United States
Project ChimpCARE: Evaluating the Care, Management, and Welfare of Privately Owned Chimpanzees in the United States
This conference presentation describes the basis and strategy of the work of Project ChimpCARE, a non-partisan group committed to improving the well-being of chimpanzees. READ MOREThis conference presentation describes the basis and strategy of the work of Project ChimpCARE, a non-partisan group committed to improving the well-being of chimpanzees. READ MORE
Dog Attack Deaths and Maimings, U.S. & Canada: September 1982 to December 31, 2012
Dog Attack Deaths and Maimings, U.S. & Canada: September 1982 to December 31, 2012
Using press reports on dog attacks from the U.S. and Canada between 1982 and 2012, this study lists numbers of deaths and serious injuries, sorted by breed. READ MOREUsing press reports on dog attacks from the U.S. and Canada between 1982 and 2012, this study lists numbers of deaths and serious injuries, sorted by breed. READ MORE
A Survey of Foot Problems, Stereotypic Behaviour and Floor Type in Asian Elephants (Elephas maximus) in European Zoos
A Survey of Foot Problems, Stereotypic Behaviour and Floor Type in Asian Elephants (Elephas maximus) in European Zoos
This article examined whether foot problems in captive Asian elephants can be linked to the type of floor in their enclosure and engagement in repetitive behavior. READ MOREThis article examined whether foot problems in captive Asian elephants can be linked to the type of floor in their enclosure and engagement in repetitive behavior. READ MORE
Acculturation – Perceptions of Breed Differences in Behavior of the Dog (Canis familiaris)
Acculturation – Perceptions of Breed Differences in Behavior of the Dog (Canis familiaris)
This study examined whether individuals in the U.K. with limited contact with dogs would be more apt to accept breed behavior stereotypes, basing the hypothesis on the anthropological concept of [...] READ MOREThis study examined whether individuals in the U.K. with limited contact with dogs would be more apt to accept breed behavior stereotypes, basing the hypothesis on the anthropological concept of [...] READ MORE
Sexualized Violence and the Gendered Commodification of the Animal Body in Pacific Northwest US Dairy Production
Sexualized Violence and the Gendered Commodification of the Animal Body in Pacific Northwest US Dairy Production
This article examines the treatment of female and male cows in the U.S. dairy industry, finding that they are subjected to routine forms of sexualized violence in everyday agricultural practice, [...] READ MOREThis article examines the treatment of female and male cows in the U.S. dairy industry, finding that they are subjected to routine forms of sexualized violence in everyday agricultural practice, [...] READ MORE
Humanistic Psychology and Animal Rights: Reconsidering the Boundaries of the Humanistic Ethic
Humanistic Psychology and Animal Rights: Reconsidering the Boundaries of the Humanistic Ethic
This article explores what the author refers to as the speciesist underpinnings of psychological thought and explains why the field of psychology may be in a position to challenge the [...] READ MOREThis article explores what the author refers to as the speciesist underpinnings of psychological thought and explains why the field of psychology may be in a position to challenge the [...] READ MORE
The Implications of Husbandry Training on Zoo Animal Response Rates
The Implications of Husbandry Training on Zoo Animal Response Rates
This research explored the efficacy of training and its impact on keeper-animal relationships, concluding that training can reduce animals’ fear of humans and may contribute to positive keeper-animal relationships and [...] READ MOREThis research explored the efficacy of training and its impact on keeper-animal relationships, concluding that training can reduce animals’ fear of humans and may contribute to positive keeper-animal relationships and [...] READ MORE
