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Mar 2 2021 | Faunalytics

Popcorn And Wheek: British Guinea Pigs Are Doing Well

An online survey of guardians suggests that most guinea pigs in the U.K. are well cared for. This article discusses guinea pig welfare and how we can improve it. READ MORE

Mar 1 2021 | Beth Snyder

Advocacy To Shape Asian Fish Farming

Asia supplies nearly 90% of the world’s fish. Current gaps in regulation, information, and infrastructure leave openings for fish welfare improvements. READ MORE

Feb 26 2021 | David Kates

Images Of The Norwegian Fur Industry Foster Reforms

A master’s thesis looks at how images of the Norwegian fur industry taken by animal advocates changed public and political opinions about the farms. READ MORE

Feb 25 2021 | Siobhan Ballan

Pandemics & Animal Farming: Do People See A Connection?

A survey from the U.S., Mexico, Brazil, India, and China looks at people's attitudes and knowledge of COVID-19 and its relationship to animal farming. READ MORE

Feb 24 2021 | Martine Klock Fleten

Cleaner Fish: A Neglected Issue Within A Neglected Issue

Each year millions of cleaner fish are stocked in salmon farms to “clean” salmon of sea lice, leading to their suffering and death. This blog explores the issue and its welfare implications. READ MORE

Feb 23 2021 | Ana Alvarelhão

How Different Training Methods Affect Companion Dogs’ Welfare

Aversive-based training methods result in poorer welfare for companion dogs, both within and outside the training context. READ MORE

Feb 22 2021 | Lucas Lewit-Mendes

Labeling Cell-Based Fish Products

Cell-based fish products may play an important role in reducing conventional meat consumption. Researchers find that “cell-based” terminology appeals well to consumers. READ MORE

Feb 19 2021 | Tiago Pestilla Fabbri

Taken For A Ride: A Report On Asia’s Elephant Tourism

This comprehensive report by World Animal Protection looks at the welfare conditions for captive elephants in Asia, and the status of the industry in the region. READ MORE

Feb 18 2021 | Lukas Jasiunas

National Dietary Guidelines Falling Short For The Environment

Having national dietary guidelines is important, but they must be adjusted for us to meet global health and climate goals, and that means more plant-based foods. READ MORE

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Popcorn And Wheek: British Guinea Pigs Are Doing Well

Advocacy To Shape Asian Fish Farming

Images Of The Norwegian Fur Industry Foster Reforms

Pandemics & Animal Farming: Do People See A Connection?

Cleaner Fish: A Neglected Issue Within A Neglected Issue

How Different Training Methods Affect Companion Dogs’ Welfare

Labeling Cell-Based Fish Products

Taken For A Ride: A Report On Asia’s Elephant Tourism

National Dietary Guidelines Falling Short For The Environment

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