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Feb 24 2026 | Aeneas Koosis

Keeping The Public From Feeding Wild Animals Requires Ongoing Work

A seven-year study demonstrates that management campaigns reduce deer feeding — but the effects don’t last. READ MORE

Feb 23 2026 | Meghann Cant

Litigation Strategies Against Factory Farming In Emerging Economies

Legal advocates in Brazil, India, Mexico, and Zimbabwe have different tools at their disposal to challenge industrial farming and protect animals used for food. READ MORE

Feb 20 2026 | Holly Thackeray

Captivity Framed As Connection: Japan’s Exotic Animal Cafes

In Japan’s animal cafes, customers can experience the thrill of exotic species up close. But at what cost to animal welfare? READ MORE

Feb 19 2026 | Meghann Cant

Consumer Insights On Plant-Based Meat In Southeast Asia

This report explores consumer attitudes toward plant-based meat across six Southeast Asian countries, offering important insights to drive adoption. READ MORE

Feb 18 2026 | karol orzechowski

AI In Animal Advocacy: Promise, Peril, Or Patience?

Animal advocates continue to be captivated, curious, and cautious about AI, sometimes all at once. In this blog, we look at the present state of AI within the animal protection movement, where advocates are doing well, and where more caution is needed. READ MORE

Feb 17 2026 | David Church

Lion-Keeping Is More Popular Than Ever In Thailand

By collecting and analyzing data on captive lions in Thailand over seven years, researchers identified ownership, breeding, and management trends for these non-native big cats. The consequences for animal welfare and public safety are significant. READ MORE

Feb 16 2026 | Millie Morton

Behind Closed Doors: Animal Protection Investigations In India

Animal protection investigations expose widespread cruelty in India, but weak infrastructure limits what this evidence can achieve. This report explains why — and what needs to change. READ MORE

Feb 13 2026 | Sada Rice

Are People Willing To Influence Others To Go Plant-Based?

Convincing people to eat more plant-based foods could be one of the most powerful tools for fighting climate change, but only if it actually works. This study tests whether various messages make people more willing to encourage their friends and family to eat less meat. READ MORE

Feb 12 2026 | Anne Bailey Kim

What Really Happens When New Cats Join Multi-Cat Households

A Danish survey uncovers how guardians introduce new cats to established household cats, the behaviors cats show in the first month, and how age shapes the success of early cohabitation. READ MORE

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