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Jul 16 2026 | Meghann Cant

Laboratory Rodents Deserve Better Than Improvised Killing Methods

Cervical dislocation is the most common killing method for mice and rats in U.K. laboratories. Yet it’s applied inconsistently, often with improvised tools, raising serious animal welfare concerns. READ MORE

Jul 15 2026 | Brooke Haggerty

Faunalytics’ 2026 Mid-Year Review: What We’ve Built For The Movement & What We Have In Store

We’re sharing a mid-year update full of momentum: new global research, the launch of the Faunalytics Lens AI-powered tool, and real evidence that our work is shaping advocacy strategies worldwide. Plus, we give a glimpse of what’s next. READ MORE

Jul 14 2026 | Elena Schaller

Why Some People Stick With Meat Free Monday And Others Don’t

People who successfully follow through with meat reduction campaigns are more than just motivated. They’re supported by their identity, social environment, and access to practical tools like meat-free recipes. READ MORE

Jul 13 2026 | Tamara Kedves

Data Reveals What Animal Control Officers Really Do

An analysis of national field services data, the first of its kind, sheds light on how animal control officers spend their time, and how often education and support outweigh enforcement. READ MORE

Jul 10 2026 | Meghann Cant

How Cities Can Better Protect Urban Wild Animals

This policy brief argues that local governments already have many of the tools at hand to make human-wildlife conflict management more humane, and that doing so can benefit humans and wild animals alike. READ MORE

Jul 9 2026 | Paola Ansieta

What The Public Thinks About Genome Editing In Farmed Animals

In a study across four European countries, researchers find that public acceptance of genome editing depends on clear animal welfare benefits, fairness, transparency, and trust, with notable cross-country variation in specific concerns. READ MORE

Jul 8 2026 | karol orzechowski

Look Through The Faunalytics Lens

For over two decades, Faunalytics has produced and curated research that animal advocates can trust. Today, we’re launching a new tool designed to help you see that research clearly, without compromising the standards that make it trustworthy in the first place. READ MORE

Jul 7 2026 | Meghann Cant

Are U.K. Dog Breeding Welfare Laws Actually Being Enforced?

This report examines how local authorities in England and Scotland assess compliance with breeding regulations designed to protect dogs from heritable suffering, finding significant gaps. READ MORE

Jul 6 2026 | Alan Jern

The Rise And Fall Of Cleaner Fish Use In Norwegian Salmon Farming

Researchers detail the reasons why Norway’s salmon farms have shifted away from using cleaner fishes for lice control in recent years. READ MORE

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