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Apr 29 2020 | Mia Rishel

The Battery Ban And Beyond: Layer Hen Welfare Internationally

Our latest blog provides a comparison of regulatory and market dynamics in three countries that show some hope for layer hen welfare improvements. READ MORE

Apr 28 2020 | Sara Streeter

Let Me Lead: Perspectives From Guide Dog Handlers

Guide dogs are some of the most highly trained canines around. Yet, guide dog assessments still don’t capture the full range of behaviors that affect the dog-handler partnership. READ MORE

Apr 24 2020 | Mara Thomas

What Do Farmers Know About Positive Animal Welfare?

Farmers believe they need to satisfy the basic needs of their animals, but are not responsible for providing them with joy, happiness, and good quality of life. READ MORE

Apr 20 2020 | Trent Davidson

How To Build Better Dog-Human Companionship

This study looked at the factors that make a “very satisfactory” relationship between humans and their canine companions. While both dog and human behavior play important roles, there were some surprises. READ MORE

Apr 17 2020 | Faunalytics

Media Messaging On Eating Meat And Climate Change

Many people are unaware that eating meat contributes to climate change. This study looks at how we can use media to communicate more effectively about this issue across various cultural contexts. READ MORE

Apr 2 2020 | Owen Rogers

The Global Footprint Of Fish Consumption

To truly measure the footprint of the world's consumption of fishes, we need to factor in fishes, as well as what they eat. READ MORE

Mar 23 2020 | Andrea Polanco

Why We Need Proper Ethical Guidelines On Animal Research

Bioethicists argue that a ‘Belmont Report’ – a document which outlines ethical guidelines for human research – is long overdue for non-human animal research. READ MORE

Mar 20 2020 | Faunalytics

Meat-Eaters’ Attitudes And The Barriers To Dietary Change

What do meat-eaters in the U.K. think of veg*n diets? This study looks at how many current meat-eaters plan to change their diets and what affects their decisions. READ MORE

Mar 3 2020 | Trent Davidson

How Journalism Fails Non-Human Animals

Journalism has a lot of sway over how animal issues are framed and perceived by the general public. Journalists can fight speciesism with their power to influence public discourse. READ MORE

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The Battery Ban And Beyond: Layer Hen Welfare Internationally

Let Me Lead: Perspectives From Guide Dog Handlers

What Do Farmers Know About Positive Animal Welfare?

How To Build Better Dog-Human Companionship

Media Messaging On Eating Meat And Climate Change

The Global Footprint Of Fish Consumption

Why We Need Proper Ethical Guidelines On Animal Research

Meat-Eaters’ Attitudes And The Barriers To Dietary Change

How Journalism Fails Non-Human Animals

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