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Jun 16 2026 | Meghann Cant

Bushfire Survivors: What Determines Whether A Koala Recovers

Not all bushfire-affected koalas have the same chance of recovery. Researchers identify the clinical factors that best predict survival, offering practical guidance for responders. READ MORE

Jun 15 2026 | Clare Wieck

AI Can Detect Cow Pain Better Than Humans — What Now?

This study compared the abilities of veterinarians and AI models to identify pain in bulls. AI models demonstrated stronger overall performance, but the authors note important caveats. READ MORE

Jun 12 2026 | Maria Schurr

The Complexities Of Companion Animal Surrender

Companion animal surrender is a difficult decision influenced by many factors. Understanding these factors more fully could inform interventions aimed at keeping animals with their families. READ MORE

Jun 11 2026 | Meghann Cant

How Slaughterhouse Workers Learn To Emotionally Detach

Interviews with German slaughterhouse worker reveal how they manage — and occasionally struggle with — the emotional demands of killing animals. READ MORE

Jun 10 2026 | Allison Troy

Tracking Our Direct Impact: A Case Study Using Process Tracing

In this case study, we used a method called process tracing to demonstrate the impact of our Animal Product Impact Scales on Anima International France and their decision to change their organizational strategy. READ MORE

Jun 9 2026 | Carol Kline & Taylor Bass

Safari Of Suffering: The Reality Of King Crab Tourism

This study reveals how guided Arctic king crab tours normalize animal suffering through storytelling, shaping tourist behavior, and masking ethical concerns. READ MORE

Jun 8 2026 | Olivia Minguella

Ethical Beliefs Shape How People Train Their Dogs

A survey of 500 U.S. dog guardians explores how ethical beliefs about animals influence training methods, showing that human-centered views are linked to punishment while welfare-focused views favor gentler approaches. READ MORE

Jun 5 2026 | Alyssa Hanes

Animal Ethical Mourning: Why Animal Grief Is Disenfranchised

When people mourn the loss of an animal, their grief often goes unrecognized and unsupported — even more so when that animal lives on a factory farm or in the wild. READ MORE

Jun 4 2026 | Josh DesMarais

Are Consumers Willing To Give Up Animal Welfare Regulations?

Several U.S. states have banned the sale of eggs from hens kept in cages. How much would consumers have to save to be willing to reverse this policy? READ MORE

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Bushfire Survivors: What Determines Whether A Koala Recovers

AI Can Detect Cow Pain Better Than Humans — What Now?

The Complexities Of Companion Animal Surrender

How Slaughterhouse Workers Learn To Emotionally Detach

Tracking Our Direct Impact: A Case Study Using Process Tracing

Safari Of Suffering: The Reality Of King Crab Tourism

Ethical Beliefs Shape How People Train Their Dogs

Animal Ethical Mourning: Why Animal Grief Is Disenfranchised

Are Consumers Willing To Give Up Animal Welfare Regulations?

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