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Aug 25 2025 | Alyssa Hanes

More Than A Feeling: Evidence That Reptiles May Experience Moods

Can tortoises be optimistic? For the first time, researchers use cognitive bias tests on reptiles to explore whether mood influences their behavior. READ MORE

Aug 22 2025 | Antoine Corbani

Understanding Dog Guardianship In Greater Bangkok

Dog guardianship is increasing in Thailand. What does this mean for humane care and population management practices? READ MORE

Aug 21 2025 | Millie Morton

Live Fish Transport: China’s Hidden Welfare Issue

In China’s booming aquaculture industry, fish welfare is swimming under the radar. This study uncovers live transport conditions and stakeholders’ views. READ MORE

Aug 20 2025 | Björn Ólafsson

Tactics In Practice: The Impact Of Vegan Documentary And Video

Many vegans note the importance of animal advocacy documentaries in their individual journeys, but the concrete data appears more mixed. This deep dive explores how to get the most impact from documentary films for animals. READ MORE

Aug 20 2025 | Elena Schaller

Can Cats Be Good Therapy Animals?

Cats are becoming more involved in animal-assisted services, but are they really cut out for it? Researchers explore whether therapy cats behave differently than the average housecat — and what that means for animals and people alike. READ MORE

Aug 19 2025 | Olea Roy

When Behavior Data Fails Wild Animals In Captivity

Zoos and aquariums have started tracking animal behavior to help improve welfare, but many struggle to act on what they find. Why is this happening, and what can fix it? READ MORE

Aug 18 2025 | Casey Vetter

Planning Thailand’s Plant Protein Transition

What would a national transition to plant proteins instead of animal proteins look like? This report lays out the environmental and economic impacts for Thailand under three different scenarios. READ MORE

Aug 15 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Geography Isn’t A Barrier To Farmed Animal Protection In The United States

A large-scale study finds that residents of high and low animal agriculture states share remarkably similar views on farmed animal welfare, suggesting advocates can use consistent approaches nationwide. READ MORE

Aug 14 2025 | Anne Bailey Kim

No Longer Livestock: The Changing Face Of Rescued Large Animal Medicine

As public attitudes shift and recognition of animal sentience deepens, veterinarians increasingly face ethical dilemmas. Providing care for a beloved 800-pound pig poses vastly different challenges than treating a family dog — but to their guardians, there’s often no difference. READ MORE

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More Than A Feeling: Evidence That Reptiles May Experience Moods

Understanding Dog Guardianship In Greater Bangkok

Live Fish Transport: China’s Hidden Welfare Issue

Tactics In Practice: The Impact Of Vegan Documentary And Video

Can Cats Be Good Therapy Animals?

When Behavior Data Fails Wild Animals In Captivity

Planning Thailand’s Plant Protein Transition

Geography Isn’t A Barrier To Farmed Animal Protection In The United States

No Longer Livestock: The Changing Face Of Rescued Large Animal Medicine

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