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Aug 10 2021 | Owen Rogers

Emotional Attachment Between Reptile Guardians & Their Companions

A growing number of reptiles are being kept as companion animals in private households. Research shows that guardian attachment is strong, while welfare outcomes may not be. READ MORE

Aug 2 2021 | Teresa Gallo

Companion Animals And The COVID-19 Pandemic

How has the pandemic influenced the relationship between U.S. adults and their companion animals? A survey from Money.com investigates. READ MORE

Jul 30 2021 | Owen Rogers

Where The Wild Things Were

It's no shock to learn that humans are responsible for the extinction of species, particularly in vulnerable habitats. What factors make a species more vulnerable to anthropogenic extinction? READ MORE

Jul 26 2021 | Trent Davidson

Support For Animal Welfare As A Policy Priority

A Rethink Priorities study looks at how a broad set of different arguments and how they might affect people’s attitudes towards animal welfare policy. READ MORE

Jul 23 2021 | Beth Snyder

Helping Zoos Harms Animals

Covid-19 has brought some zoos to the cusp of financial collapse. The best thing we can do for the animals kept there may be to let zoos fail. READ MORE

Jul 22 2021 | Trent Davidson

Something’s Fishy: Protecting The Welfare Farmed Salmon In Norway

A recent paper from a team of Norwegian researchers highlights the shortcomings of the national aquaculture industry with respect to the health and living conditions of salmon. READ MORE

Jul 16 2021 | Owen Rogers

The Increasingly Uncertain Origins Of Service Dogs

Psychiatric service dogs are growing in popularity, but they often come from unaccredited training facilities, raising concerns about their welfare. READ MORE

Jul 14 2021 | Susan Nance

The Future Of Greyhound Advocacy & Adoption

The dog racing industry in the United States is in serious decline, with few tracks remaining. Advocates and adopters are now looking to Australia and Ireland for their rescue work. READ MORE

Jul 13 2021 | Sara Streeter

Elephants In Their Backyards

A critical piece of conservation is finding ways for people and wild animals to co-exist. We must listen to those who are affected by wild animals and tailor solutions as much as possible. READ MORE

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