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Mar 15 2021 | Faunalytics

Responding To Predators

Over time, animals who live in human-dominated spaces – through domestication, captivity, or urbanization – show a decrease in predator responses. READ MORE

Mar 2 2021 | Faunalytics

Popcorn And Wheek: British Guinea Pigs Are Doing Well

An online survey of guardians suggests that most guinea pigs in the U.K. are well cared for. This article discusses guinea pig welfare and how we can improve it. READ MORE

Feb 26 2021 | David Kates

Images Of The Norwegian Fur Industry Foster Reforms

A master’s thesis looks at how images of the Norwegian fur industry taken by animal advocates changed public and political opinions about the farms. READ MORE

Feb 24 2021 | Martine Klock Fleten

Cleaner Fish: A Neglected Issue Within A Neglected Issue

Each year millions of cleaner fish are stocked in salmon farms to “clean” salmon of sea lice, leading to their suffering and death. This blog explores the issue and its welfare implications. READ MORE

Feb 23 2021 | Ana Alvarelhão

How Different Training Methods Affect Companion Dogs’ Welfare

Aversive-based training methods result in poorer welfare for companion dogs, both within and outside the training context. READ MORE

Feb 19 2021 | Tiago Pestilla Fabbri

Taken For A Ride: A Report On Asia’s Elephant Tourism

This comprehensive report by World Animal Protection looks at the welfare conditions for captive elephants in Asia, and the status of the industry in the region. READ MORE

Feb 19 2021 | Tiago Pestilla Fabbri

Taken For A Ride: Laporan Mengenai Pelancongan Gajah di Asia

Laporan komprehensif oleh Pusat Perlindungan Haiwan Dunia ini memerhatikan mengenai keadaan kebajikan spesis gajah tawanan di Asia, dan juga status industri di rantau Asia. READ MORE

Feb 19 2021 | Tiago Pestilla Fabbri

ถูกขังเพื่อถูกขี่: รายงานเกี่ยวกับธุรกิจปางช้างในเอเชีย

รายงานแบบละเอียดโดยองค์การกองทุนสัตว์ป่าโลกสากลนี้เน้นที่เงื่อนไขสวัสดิภาพสำหรับช้างป่าที่ถูกเลี้ยงในประเทศแถบเอเชีย และสถานภาพของอุตสาหกรรมในภูมิภาค READ MORE

Feb 2 2021 | Sara Streeter

Compassion Fatigue: Caring Until It Hurts

Working in an animal shelter is stressful and emotionally draining. For those who consider it a calling, there are healthy ways to stave off compassion fatigue. READ MORE

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Responding To Predators

Popcorn And Wheek: British Guinea Pigs Are Doing Well

Images Of The Norwegian Fur Industry Foster Reforms

Cleaner Fish: A Neglected Issue Within A Neglected Issue

How Different Training Methods Affect Companion Dogs’ Welfare

Taken For A Ride: A Report On Asia’s Elephant Tourism

Taken For A Ride: Laporan Mengenai Pelancongan Gajah di Asia

ถูกขังเพื่อถูกขี่: รายงานเกี่ยวกับธุรกิจปางช้างในเอเชีย

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