Focus groups reveal how people form attitudes about animals, what they think about animal welfare and animal rights, and how they might be swayed. READ MORE
A case study about the controversy over a rodeo reflects a broader debate about animals and ethics. This survey asks: how do Canadians feel about the ways we use animals? READ MORE
Many who believe that animal use in research is tightly regulated would be shocked to learn that these protections only apply to a lucky few. READ MORE
Considered an alternative source of animal protein, insects are increasingly farmed worldwide. In this paper, the author investigates the levels of welfare of farmed insects. READ MORE
Explicit images of animal exploitation can be shocking, and they are often used by advocates for both outreach and retention. This study looks at how they work. READ MORE
36% of all reptile species are available on the online market. This article highlights the gaps in international trade regulation, the consequences for biodiversity, and ways to address it. READ MORE
China’s current animal welfare legislation is comprised of locally grounded principles and practices that are, in part, influenced by Western laws. READ MORE
This study looks at how animal advocacy campaigns targeting certain cultural practices may be used as a weapon against different cultural groups, distracting from larger and more impactful issues. READ MORE
Does a honeybee live through more “moments” per second than a human? And if different species do experience time at different rates, what welfare implications follow? READ MORE
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