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Mar 5 2025 | Kerri Tenniswood

Shelter Dog Outcomes Related To Programs More Than Resources

Ditching breed labels, focusing on match-making adoptions, and amping up foster and transfer programs may reduce euthanasia and returns of dogs from shelters and rescues. READ MORE

Mar 4 2025 | Mary Cate Hyde

What Can TikTok Tell Us About Wild Animal Trafficking?

Researchers analyze social media posts to understand Canadians’ perceptions of the exotic animal trade, providing insight into the role that advocates can play in addressing knowledge gaps. READ MORE

Mar 3 2025 | Mona Zahir

Both Democratic And Republican Voters Favor Politicians Who Support Animal Protection

Politicians rarely address the connection between meat and climate change. Are fears of voter backlash justified? READ MORE

Feb 28 2025 | Tara Gannon

Online Grocery Shopping: Make It Plant-Based

Changes in online grocery stores could increase sustainable food choices — but only if shoppers trust the plant-based options. READ MORE

Feb 27 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

Multinational Control Of Poultry Production In Southern Africa

Just two multinational companies control over 90% of the world’s poultry breeding stock, raising concerns about competition, food security, and the viability of alternative farming systems in South Africa, Zambia, and Malawi. READ MORE

Feb 26 2025 | Rodrigo Favarete

Chinese University Students With Companion Animals: A Key Demographic?

Researchers investigate whether having companion animals shapes the ethical choices of Chinese university students regarding animal welfare and animal product consumption. READ MORE

Feb 25 2025 | Tracy Staedter

Pescatarians Create Psychological Distance To Justify Eating Fishes

When it comes to fishes, factors such as physical distance, perceived dissimilarity, and lack of visibility allow pescatarians to reconcile their dietary choices with their moral values. READ MORE

Feb 24 2025 | Oleksandra Mukha

Evaluating Cetacean Sanctuaries

With increasing recognition that aquariums fail to meet the needs of whales, dolphins, and porpoises, it’s important to understand whether cetacean sanctuaries, an emerging alternative, improve animal welfare in comparison. READ MORE

Feb 21 2025 | David Church

Why Men Support Animal Experimentation More Than Women

This study explores gender differences in empathy, speciesism, and social dominance orientation to better understand why men are typically more supportive of animal-based research than women. READ MORE

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