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Jan 15 2019 | karol orzechowski

Measuring Animal Stress In Less Invasive Ways: Hair Cortisol

Accurately measuring animals' stress is crucial to being able to provide for their welfare. This review looks at hair cortisol concentration and finds it a promising way to evaluate chronic and long-term stress levels. READ MORE

Jan 11 2019 | Faunalytics

Do Vegans Enjoy a “Vegan Privilege”?

The paper examines and challenges the notion of “vegan privilege,” as construed by both non-vegans and vegans, using the theory of intersectionality. READ MORE

Jan 9 2019 | Elena Nalon

The Role Of Veterinarians In Farmed Animal Welfare And Advocacy

How can we “care for the carers” and help influence the next generation of veterinary practitioners towards more empathy for farmed animals? READ MORE

Jan 1 2019 | karol orzechowski

Aiming Higher: Drawing Hope From The 2018 Living Planet Report

The latest edition of the WWF's Living Planet Report paints a complicated and dire picture. However, bending the curve of biodiversity loss is still possible, if we work together. READ MORE

Dec 13 2018 | Owen Rogers

Ethics, Social Norms, And Eating Animals

Animal advocates can help shift social norms, by coordinating their actions and providing a “normalcy network” for people seeking to reduce harm. READ MORE

Dec 12 2018 | Neta Rosenthal

Challenge 22+ & Veg*n Recidivism: A Faunalytics Case Study

Challenge 22+ is an international project that offers participants a free and supportive online framework for trying veganism. This case study looks at why it's so effective. READ MORE

Dec 7 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

Implementing The Precautionary Principle For Animal Sentience

A pragmatic formulation of the precautionary principle for animal sentience is presented and is argued to enable quick decision-making to prevent serious animal welfare issues. READ MORE

Nov 27 2018 | Lukas Jasiunas

An Unspoken Carcinogen For Wildlife: Human Activity

Scientists consider humans an oncogenic species, and outline which anthropogenic impacts may increase the risk of cancer in wildlife. READ MORE

Nov 26 2018 | Mona Zahir

Dogs, Chronic Pain, And Quality Of Life

Chronic pain and quality of life are not just a matter of clinical health, but also of general happiness and welfare. Vets need to work with guardians closely to monitor both accurately. READ MORE

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Measuring Animal Stress In Less Invasive Ways: Hair Cortisol

Do Vegans Enjoy a “Vegan Privilege”?

The Role Of Veterinarians In Farmed Animal Welfare And Advocacy

Aiming Higher: Drawing Hope From The 2018 Living Planet Report

Ethics, Social Norms, And Eating Animals

Challenge 22+ & Veg*n Recidivism: A Faunalytics Case Study

Implementing The Precautionary Principle For Animal Sentience

An Unspoken Carcinogen For Wildlife: Human Activity

Dogs, Chronic Pain, And Quality Of Life

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