This thorough review discusses the protocols and ethics around using non-human primates, and various alternatives, for toxicology experiments. READ MORE
Research based on French breeding kennels shows the widespread presence of parasites and viruses that are affecting the intestinal tracts of dogs. READ MORE
Identifying pit bulls is very subjective but has high stakes for dogs. This study looked at just how subjective it can be for animal shelter workers. READ MORE
In the U.S., a mishmash of mostly ineffective laws is allowing the online sale of exotic pets to flourish, with little to no oversight or consequences. READ MORE
Many lions in captivity die young, often because of malformed skulls that cause damage to their brains. Is the condition triggered by their environment? READ MORE
This is the first part in our blog series covering results from the 2016 Animal Tracker, including a summary of our findings and methods. READ MORE
This research on the meaning of barking as a communication tool between dogs focuses on understanding how to curb "nuisance" barking. READ MORE
A blog from ASPCA Pro uncovers a potential trend affecting shelter cat intake and adoptions. Are we turning the tide on the cat overpopulation problem? READ MORE
Even successful reintroduction programs for bears can face hardship when public opinion turns due to conflict. How can we mitigate the risk? READ MORE
