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Jan 21 2026 | Elena Nalon & Reineke Hameleers

Investing In Power: Animal Protection Should Prioritize Political Advocacy

A deep look at how long-term, structural change for animals depends on binding legal reforms and political strategy, not just public sympathy. READ MORE

Jan 8 2026 | Meghann Cant

Voluntary Compliance Fails Birds At U.S. Slaughterhouses

The federal government allows the poultry industry to essentially police itself, leading to widespread animal suffering at slaughter. READ MORE

Jan 2 2026 | Meghann Cant

Wildlife Crime In Hispanic America

An analysis of over 1,900 incidents reveals that the illegal live pet trade is driving wildlife crime across 18 Hispanic American countries. READ MORE

Dec 10 2025 | Meghann Cant

Specialty Egg Premiums Affected By Market Shocks

An examination of the trends in retail premiums for common animal welfare claims on U.S. table eggs finds them vulnerable to both disease outbreaks and new state-level policies. READ MORE

Dec 5 2025 | Meghann Cant

The Economic Case For A Fur Farming Ban In The European Union

An innovative study quantifies the fur industry’s hidden costs, revealing that its total societal contribution is overwhelmingly negative. READ MORE

Dec 1 2025 | Meghann Cant

Carnivorous Aquaculture Threatens Wild Fishes And Ecosystems

The demand for wild fishes as feed for European aquaculture operations is projected to increase by 70% by 2040, highlighting immense risks to marine ecosystems. READ MORE

Nov 27 2025 | Meghann Cant

The Case For A European Union-Wide “Positive List”

A positive list, which focuses on species that can be safely and humanely kept as companion animals, might just be the solution the European Union needs to address the harms of the exotic pet trade. READ MORE

Nov 26 2025 | Andrea Polanco

Public Acceptability Of Standard U.S. Animal Agriculture Practices

Faunalytics surveyed approximately 1,000 U.S. adults on their perceptions of standard animal agriculture practices. The findings provide U.S. legal advocates with empirical data to support arguments that certain industry norms are not “commonly accepted” by the public and should therefore not be exempt from U.S. anti-cruelty laws. READ MORE

Nov 26 2025 | Meghann Cant

Four Key Ways To Help Farmed Animals In Nigeria

Although public awareness of animal welfare is relatively low in Nigeria, this report provides a roadmap for advocates looking to make a difference for the country’s growing number of farmed animals. READ MORE

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