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May 30 2025 | Alyssa Hanes

The State Of Farmed Duck Housing And Welfare

Ducks are one of the least studied farmed species. This review outlines what science currently says about their housing-related welfare and where more research is needed. READ MORE

May 22 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Industry Perspectives On Animals In Entertainment

Looking behind the scenes at how animals are treated in film, television, and advertising in the U.K. reveals widespread concern and desire for improved standards among industry professionals. READ MORE

May 21 2025 | Elena Schaller

No Cat Left Behind: How Creative Placements Save Lives

A “working cat” program in Florida offers a lifeline to unsocialized cats who can’t be adopted traditionally or safely returned outdoors. READ MORE

May 14 2025 | Maggie Herskowitz

Tiny Companions, Big Personalities: How Caregivers See Rats

Close to 300 rat caregivers responded to a survey about rat personality, most commonly describing them with positive adjectives like “friendly” and “affectionate.” READ MORE

May 12 2025 | Vicky Protopapadaki

Neglected Farmed Species Deserve More Welfare Research

Large numbers of buffaloes, camels, donkeys, mules, and lumpfish are used around the world, yet their welfare is often overlooked. This review highlights the need to protect them. READ MORE

May 9 2025 | Jenny Amphaeris

The Hidden Costs Of The Wild Animal Trade

From fashion to medicine to tourism, the commercial capture, use, and killing of wild animals is a growing industry, but with little governance and many severe hidden costs. READ MORE

May 8 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Public Concern For Animals In Entertainment

Animal welfare in film, television, and advertising raises significant concerns among U.K. residents, yet many feel powerless to report issues they observe. READ MORE

Apr 29 2025 | Alyssa Hanes

Time Well Spent? Using Wild Behavior To Evaluate Captive Animal Welfare

Researchers test assumptions about what captive wild animals truly need to maintain well-being and highlight deficiencies in modern zoo practices. READ MORE

Apr 22 2025 | Mia Elliott

Life In A Jar Is No Life At All

A study of Siamese fighting fishes suggests that larger, well-furnished tanks offer more comfortable living spaces and encourage natural activity. READ MORE

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