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Oct 22 2015 | karol orzechowski

Addressing Destructive Behavior in Dogs

This study looks at how destructive behavior in dogs can be assessed, identified, and treated, depending on the dogs' age. READ MORE

Oct 21 2015 | karol orzechowski

Moving Animals To New Habitats: New Avenues for Wildlife Restoration

Effective wildlife restoration may need to start to include moving animals to the best possible habitats as part of the overall plan. READ MORE

Oct 18 2015 | karol orzechowski

Parkinson’s Disease and the Vegan Diet

This study found that there were improvements in the motor function of people with Parkinson's disease after only four weeks when they ate a plant-based diet. READ MORE

Oct 16 2015 | karol orzechowski

Legalizing Rhino Horn Will Not Stop The Crisis

This study shows that legalizing the trade in rhino horns produces uncertain results for the long term protection of the species. READ MORE

Oct 15 2015 | karol orzechowski

Facebook: The Smart Advocate’s Tool

Facebook is a great tool to use when advocating for animals. This study found some ways to improve an organization's reach and effectiveness in relation to farm animals. READ MORE

Oct 13 2015 | karol orzechowski

Even One Unsaved Victim Can Dampen Donor Motivation

A person is more likely to donate to a cause if positive messaging is used that focuses on a small number of victims who can be saved. READ MORE

Oct 6 2015 | Che Green

Animal Protection and the Pace of Social Change

How quickly do social movements reach a "tipping point" and will the animal protection cause follow suit? We discuss some interesting research from Bloomberg News to shed a little light on the topic. READ MORE

Oct 6 2015 | karol orzechowski

Duplicating Results in Animal Research

Editors of biomedical journals are encouraging researchers to write up reproducible and transparent study methods and results, which could impact animal research. READ MORE

Oct 4 2015 | karol orzechowski

More Space: Doing Right By Shelter Dogs

This study finds that giving shelter dogs more space can significantly increase their positive activity levels and potentially decrease the time they spend waiting to be rehomed. READ MORE

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Addressing Destructive Behavior in Dogs

Moving Animals To New Habitats: New Avenues for Wildlife Restoration

Parkinson’s Disease and the Vegan Diet

Legalizing Rhino Horn Will Not Stop The Crisis

Facebook: The Smart Advocate’s Tool

Even One Unsaved Victim Can Dampen Donor Motivation

Animal Protection and the Pace of Social Change

Duplicating Results in Animal Research

More Space: Doing Right By Shelter Dogs

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