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Oct 7 2024 | Alyssa Hanes

Understanding The Wild Animal Welfare Movement

The debate over whether humans should intervene in wild animal suffering is contentious. This study summarizes the current state of wild animal welfare as a discipline and movement. READ MORE

Oct 3 2024 | Jenna Ong

Global Attitudes Towards Animal Welfare

Culture, religion, legislation, and other factors shape the way people view animals in different countries. Understanding these contexts could help animal advocacy efforts. READ MORE

Oct 2 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Shelter Dog Behavior After Adoption

From separation anxiety to stranger-directed aggression, this research tracks how shelter dogs adjust to their forever homes. READ MORE

Sep 27 2024 | Olivia Ocamb

Animal Experiments: Do They Translate To Humans?

Researchers claim animal testing is essential to biomedical research. This study found that most animal studies didn’t result in regulatory approval despite advancing to human trials. READ MORE

Sep 26 2024 | Oleksandra Mukha

The Tactics Of Big Meat & Dairy: Distract, Delay, And Derail Climate Action

Like the oil and gas industry, Big Meat & Dairy use political power, greenwashing, and lobbying to delay and weaken climate regulations. READ MORE

Sep 23 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

Animal Advocacy In U.S. Universities: A Call for Renewed Focus

Most top U.S. universities lack active animal advocacy groups, with fewer than 10% holding more than one event in early 2023. READ MORE

Sep 19 2024 | Alyssa Hanes

The Strategic Potential Of Shareholder Activism For Advancing Animal Welfare

This report explores shareholder activism as a strategy for animal advocacy, offering a detailed overview of its successes, challenges, and practical advice for running effective campaigns. READ MORE

Sep 18 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

The Ecological Effects Of Free-Ranging Domestic Cats

This research delves into the diet of domestic cats with access to the outdoors, examining the implications of their feeding habits on the ecosystem and species conservation. READ MORE

Sep 13 2024 | Emma Alcyone

Applying Interdisciplinary Science To Fight Wildlife Trafficking

This review of current wildlife trafficking techniques highlights the need for interdisciplinary communication and suggests innovative strategies from economics and computer science to improve intervention efforts. READ MORE

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Understanding The Wild Animal Welfare Movement

Global Attitudes Towards Animal Welfare

Shelter Dog Behavior After Adoption

Animal Experiments: Do They Translate To Humans?

The Tactics Of Big Meat & Dairy: Distract, Delay, And Derail Climate Action

Animal Advocacy In U.S. Universities: A Call for Renewed Focus

The Strategic Potential Of Shareholder Activism For Advancing Animal Welfare

The Ecological Effects Of Free-Ranging Domestic Cats

Applying Interdisciplinary Science To Fight Wildlife Trafficking

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