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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

Dec 23 2019 | Jeanette Shutay

Examining The Impacts Of Outdoor Cats On Animal Welfare In The U.S. And Canada

The phenomenon of outdoor cats preying on birds and mammals has a wide range of implications for the animal welfare landscape more broadly. READ MORE

Dec 9 2019 | Sara Streeter

Exploring The Ethics Of Spay And Neuter

Spay and neuter has become a default response to companion animal overpopulation. But are there instances where this practice might not be suitable? READ MORE

Dec 5 2019 | Amy Taylor

Animal ‘Outgroups’ And Ideology

This research looks at ideology and prejudice to understand why some people look at animals as dangerous, or beneath humans on an ideological level. READ MORE

Oct 21 2019 | Sara Streeter

What Do We Do About Parrots In The Wild?

At least 25 species of parrots now make their homes in the U.S. This study brings some of the unintended consequences of the exotic pet trade home to roost. READ MORE

Oct 10 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

‘Nuisance Animals’ Thrive Despite Being Discriminated Against

Researchers review over 200 studies to reveal impressive cognitive capabilities of so-called 'nuisance' species. READ MORE

Sep 27 2019 | Julia Morrissey

Can The General Public Spot A ‘Dangerous Dog’?

A study evaluating the public's ability to identify banned dog types in the U.K. finds that they have difficulty accurately identifying breeds, particularly Pit Bull Terrier types. READ MORE

Sep 25 2019 | karol orzechowski

The Importance Of TNVR And Citizen Engagement

An in-depth interview with Peter J. Wolf and Dan Spehar about the importance and effectiveness of TNVR, and how regular people can get involved in helping community cats. READ MORE

Sep 18 2019 | Lukas Jasiunas

Exotic Companion Animals: Demand, Release, And Invasiveness

There are many issues with keeping exotic companion animals, but it's often unclear what we should do to reduce demand for them. This blog looks at the issue in depth from different advocacy perspectives. READ MORE

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

Examining The Impacts Of Outdoor Cats On Animal Welfare In The U.S. And Canada

Exploring The Ethics Of Spay And Neuter

Animal ‘Outgroups’ And Ideology

What Do We Do About Parrots In The Wild?

‘Nuisance Animals’ Thrive Despite Being Discriminated Against

Can The General Public Spot A ‘Dangerous Dog’?

The Importance Of TNVR And Citizen Engagement

Exotic Companion Animals: Demand, Release, And Invasiveness

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