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Dec 3 2025 | Alan Jern

Convincing People To Stop Eating Meat Isn’t Easy

A meta-analysis of 41 studies comprising 87,000 participants led researchers to conclude that reducing consumption of meat and animal products is currently an “unsolved problem.” READ MORE

Nov 28 2025 | Maria Schurr

How Accurate Are Audits In Assessing Animal Welfare?

The consumer push for better treatment of farmed animals has led to a growth in supply chain audits. But are current audits accurate enough? This study looks at the reliability of one of these tools in evaluating the welfare of pigs on U.S. farms. READ MORE

Nov 25 2025 | Aeneas Koosis

How Retailers Can Boost Plant-Based Food Sales

Retail strategies to boost plant-based food sales work differently depending on location. READ MORE

Nov 24 2025 | Erika Kielsgard

A Review Of Restraints For Walking Your Dog

Researchers unpack what the science says about common dog-walking gear and how each option affects comfort, safety, and behavior. READ MORE

Nov 21 2025 | Meghann Cant

Laws Fail To Prevent Animal Agriculture’s Environmental Harms

Canada’s environmental laws are inadequate and often exempt animal agriculture. This report proposes five key reforms for advocates to pursue. READ MORE

Nov 20 2025 | Jenna D'Ottavio

Unnatural Interactions: Social Media Influencers And Apex Predators

Viral videos can normalize unnatural interactions with large apex predators in captivity, such as big cats and crocodilians, misleading the public into believing they’re safe and ethical. READ MORE

Nov 19 2025 | Allison Troy

Five Years Of Faunalytics’ Office Hours: Feedback From Advocates

In 2019, Faunalytics began holding Office Hours, providing one-on-one support for advocates and organizations. We’ve tracked our progress with this program for the past five years and we’re excited to share an update on how it’s been going, according to you. READ MORE

Nov 19 2025 | Meghann Cant

A Look At Underserved Farmers In The United States

In this eye-opening report, researchers outline the key disparities faced by the country’s socially disadvantaged, women, and limited resource farmers. READ MORE

Nov 18 2025 | Jane Mugure Kiarie

Are U.S. Dog Guardians Ready For The Heat?

Although many guardians are well aware of the risks of extreme heat to their dogs, far fewer make changes to their daily routines when temperatures soar. READ MORE

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