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Jul 16 2025 | Anne Bailey Kim

You Win Some, You Lose Many: Conservation Bias Fails The Most Vulnerable

Large, charismatic mammals receive the bulk of attention and funding despite numerous other species facing a much greater risk of extinction. READ MORE

Jul 14 2025 | Michael Kisley

More Than Instinct, Animals Have Expectations

Animals aren’t just reactive — they form expectations and learn from experience. Just like in humans, this affects how they feel. READ MORE

Jul 11 2025 | Josh DesMarais

Cage-Free Housing For Japanese Quails

The welfare needs of Japanese quails are understudied compared to other farmed birds. What do we know, and what more can we learn? READ MORE

Jul 8 2025 | Ian Hammond

Rainbow Trouts Experience Extreme Pain Out Of The Water

Researchers quantify the intensity and duration of pain for rainbow trouts exposed to the air, a common practice during slaughter. READ MORE

Jul 3 2025 | Jennifer Rao

Why Watching Animals Matters More Than Testing Them

How we study animals shapes what we learn — and raises big questions about using animal models for human health. READ MORE

Jun 26 2025 | Jessica Whiting

Mapping Global Animal Advocacy Spending

Drawing on survey data from more than 200 animal advocacy organizations worldwide, this report maps how these groups are spending to transform the global food system. READ MORE

Jun 25 2025 | Nino O'shea-Nejad

The Scale Of The Global Trade In Live Farmed Animals

Over 1.5 billion farmed animals are traded live each year. This study maps trade routes and highlights the major risks to animals, people, and the planet. READ MORE

Jun 18 2025 | Jenny Mace & Andrew Knight

The Expanding Market For Ethical Companion Animal Food

The ethical companion animal food sector is becoming hard to ignore. This blog from Jenny Mace and Andrew Knight explores the drivers of sustainable companion animal food that doesn’t depend on animal farming. A bonus factsheet addresses common concerns. READ MORE

Jun 18 2025 | Alyssa Hanes

Assessing Artificial Intelligence For Animal Welfare Biases

Can large language models harm animals? The novel Animal Harm Benchmark uncovers biases and blind spots in how these models talk about animals. READ MORE

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You Win Some, You Lose Many: Conservation Bias Fails The Most Vulnerable

More Than Instinct, Animals Have Expectations

Cage-Free Housing For Japanese Quails

Rainbow Trouts Experience Extreme Pain Out Of The Water

Why Watching Animals Matters More Than Testing Them

Mapping Global Animal Advocacy Spending

The Scale Of The Global Trade In Live Farmed Animals

The Expanding Market For Ethical Companion Animal Food

Assessing Artificial Intelligence For Animal Welfare Biases

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