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Feb 18 2020 | Jacob Lichty

Few Veterinary Students Adhere To Veg*n Diets

Researchers interviewed veterinary students hoping to find a connection between a person’s relationship with animals and their adherence to a veg*n diet. READ MORE

Feb 17 2020 | Owen Rogers

The Wildlife Trade & Disease Spread

A study sheds light on how the exotic animal trade contributes to the spread of infectious diseases around the world, and what governments need to do to stop it. READ MORE

Feb 13 2020 | Sara Streeter

When Pescatarians Are Vegetarians At Heart

Almost 40% of pescatarians in this study claimed to be vegetarian. But the reasons for this go deeper than a lack of education. READ MORE

Feb 10 2020 | Owen Rogers

Conservatism, Systems, And Animal Ethics

A look at how political leanings – specifically conservative ones – may bolster a person's beliefs relating to consuming animals. READ MORE

Feb 4 2020 | Mona Zahir

Animals Used In Science: A Review Of Laws In The U.S.

If we're serious about protecting the welfare of animals used in science, we need to bolster the Animal Welfare Act, while also advocating for reduction of experiments. READ MORE

Jan 30 2020 | Sara Streeter

Eating Meat To Fit In

Half of those who say they are veg*n still eat meat on occasion. While they may feel bad later, social pressure can trump the best of intentions in the moment. READ MORE

Jan 29 2020 | Linda Tyler

Follow The Money, Part 1: Current Trends In Plant-Based Investment

In the first of two blogs, Linda Tyler explores the economics of plant-based investing, as well as trends in the current marketplace. READ MORE

Jan 28 2020 | Sarah Hanneken

Long-Term Success Of TNR Programs For Community Cat Populations: An Updated Look

TNR programs, especially when paired with socialization and adoption, can successfully reduce stray and feral cat populations over the long term. READ MORE

Jan 17 2020 | Sara Streeter

More Than Just Animals

Support for human rights for disadvantaged and marginalized persons may be a reliable predictor of support for extended rights for animals. READ MORE

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