Animal Law Archives - Page 5 of 64

Oct 6 2025 | David Church

Enforcing U.K. Laws To Protect Farmed Animals: Still A Problem

Despite numerous laws to protect farmed animals, inspection and enforcement rates remain low across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. READ MORE

Sep 26 2025 | David Church

A Simple Checklist To Help Replace Animals In U.K. Research

Despite a desire from many U.K. institutions to replace the use of animals in scientific research, this 3 Rs principle isn’t well applied. A carefully designed “replacement checklist” for researchers, reviewers, and funders could be the solution. READ MORE

Sep 4 2025 | Oleksandra Mukha

Is It Time To Regulate Canada’s Dog Training Industry?

In Canada, dog training is an unregulated profession, meaning that anyone can call themselves a trainer. This raises serious concerns for dog welfare. READ MORE

Jul 24 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Real-World Cultivated Meat Tasting Reveals Political Unity Amid Consumer Skepticism

A groundbreaking study captures real-world consumer responses to cultivated meat at the first free public tasting in the U.S., revealing both enthusiasm and skepticism. READ MORE

Jul 15 2025 | Maggie Herskowitz

How Do We Have Healthy, Happy Guinea Pigs?

Guinea pigs are popular companion animals, but little is known about their welfare in homes. Researchers examined data from over 1,000 guardians to see what kind of care their guinea pigs are given. READ MORE

Jun 30 2025 | Oleksandra Mukha

Are The Key Animal Welfare Models Effective For Exotic Pets?

While animal welfare models like the Five Freedoms are widely used, this study shows they often fall short for exotic pets, revealing a gap between policy promises and animals’ real-life conditions. READ MORE

Jun 20 2025 | Mia Elliott

Trends In The Use Of Animal Testing Alternatives

Reliance on animal testing in medical research is decreasing as non-animal methods are on the rise, but usage varies by research area and country. READ MORE