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Apr 8 2022 | Trent Davidson

Animal-Assisted Therapy From A Dog’s Perspective

Therapy dogs play an important role in improving the lives of many people, yet few studies explore the welfare of the dogs. This survey of handlers explored the dimensions of their dogs’ well-being. READ MORE

Apr 7 2022 | Trent Davidson

Holding Fast Food Accountable For Chickens

Now in its third year, “The Pecking Order” report examines how major fast food chains are faring with chicken welfare. The latest report is a mixed bag of progress and setbacks. READ MORE

Apr 4 2022 | Casey Bond

Eating Meat Over 65

Adults age 65+ require more protein than younger consumers. This study explores meat consumption patterns and preferences for animal vs. plant-based protein among older adults in Europe. READ MORE

Mar 24 2022 | Daniele Pollicino

A Bee’s Life In The City

Can bees thrive in urban ecosystems? These researchers argue that quality, not necessarily quantity, matters when planting floral food sources for wild bees. READ MORE

Mar 22 2022 | Casey Bond

Are Meat And Dairy Companies Setting Climate Goals Effectively?

As the world continues to grapple with climate change, it's important to examine the responsibility of the global meat and dairy industry. What are they doing to mitigate their climate impact? READ MORE

Mar 15 2022 | Susan Gabriel

How Routine Changes Can Impact Dog Behavior: Lessons From COVID-19

Pandemic restrictions allowed dog guardians to spend more time at home with their companion animals. But can too much of a good thing be harmful? READ MORE

Mar 1 2022 | Suzanne Lieberman

Does Meat-Free Pledging Work? A Smartphone Experiment

Pledging can be an effective strategy to encourage behavior change. Researchers used a smartphone app to explore whether pledges can help consumers lower their meat intake in the short term. READ MORE

Feb 25 2022 | Casey Bond

First Impressions Matter For Meat Alternatives

Does exposing consumers to appealing plant-based imagery impact their meal preferences? This study from the U.K. explores the issue. READ MORE

Feb 17 2022 | Sara Streeter

Farmers May Care For Animals, But They Can’t Say So

Interviews with European farmers reveal a growing unease with farming practices related to animals — but saying so is socially unacceptable. READ MORE

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Animal-Assisted Therapy From A Dog’s Perspective

Holding Fast Food Accountable For Chickens

Eating Meat Over 65

A Bee’s Life In The City

Are Meat And Dairy Companies Setting Climate Goals Effectively?

How Routine Changes Can Impact Dog Behavior: Lessons From COVID-19

Does Meat-Free Pledging Work? A Smartphone Experiment

First Impressions Matter For Meat Alternatives

Farmers May Care For Animals, But They Can’t Say So

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