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Jul 6 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Companion Animals And Suicide Prevention: A First Look

Researchers find preliminary evidence to suggest that caring for a companion animal could help to prevent suicide in some older people. READ MORE

Jun 30 2020 | Faunalytics

Managing Cats In Indigenous Australian Communities

This article reviews 13 studies of cat population management strategies to propose a humane, effective, and culturally appropriate way of stabilizing their numbers. READ MORE

May 11 2020 | Trent Davidson

Prejudice And Speciesism Becoming More Recognizable

This study shows that the public perceives speciesists just as poorly as people who display other forms of prejudice, such as racism, sexism, or homophobia. We look at the implications for advocates. READ MORE

Apr 29 2020 | Mia Rishel

The Battery Ban And Beyond: Layer Hen Welfare Internationally

Our latest blog provides a comparison of regulatory and market dynamics in three countries that show some hope for layer hen welfare improvements. READ MORE

Mar 25 2020 | Sara Streeter

A Suggested Code Of Conduct For Wildlife Tourists

Wildlife tourism is exploding in popularity. But with this popularity comes overcrowding, stressed animals, and degraded ecosystems. How can we do better? READ MORE

Mar 6 2020 | Thea Pedroza

Should Advocates Support Animal Abuse Registries?

Although animal abuse registries are gaining support among some advocates, others are raising concerns about their effectiveness and unintended consequences. READ MORE

Feb 26 2020 | Linda Tyler

Follow The Money, Part 2: Divestment From Factory Farms

In the second of two blogs, Linda Tyler explores the economics of divesting from factory farms, and how animal advocates can join in the movement. READ MORE

Feb 25 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Reef Sounds – Music To Fishes’ Ears?

Researchers find that if they play "healthy reef sounds" underwater, it can attract fishes to dying reef habitats and aid in their recovery. READ MORE

Jan 7 2020 | Owen Rogers

He Loves To Race – Or Does He? Ethics And Welfare In Horseracing

There are irreconcilable differences between people working in the horseracing industry and animal welfare experts. This study explores the gulf between them, and its effect on horses. READ MORE

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