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Aug 10 2020 | Sara Streeter

If A Horse Could Talk, What Would They Ask Of Us?

There’s more to horse welfare than just providing hay and oats. Horses can suffer in myriad ways from well-intentioned but uninformed human caregivers. READ MORE

Jul 7 2020 | Eva Hoogstins

Microplastics In The Food Chain: A Cross-Generational Look

New data suggest that plastic is transferred through food chains — and across generations — in natural freshwater environments. READ MORE

Jun 26 2020 | Mona Zahir

Plant-Based Milks: A Niche Product?

This study looks at the “niche” and “regime” dynamics of the milk industry, to help us better understand the push and pull between plant-based and conventional milks. READ MORE

May 28 2020 | Owen Rogers

The Effect Of Numbing On Our Ethics

Reliance on disgust-based arguments might be counterproductive and less effective over time. Advocates should use methods that maintain or grow in strength with repeated exposure. 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

May 8 2020 | Lukas Jasiunas

Do Captive Insect Welfare Regulations Exist?

Researchers highlight that there are no welfare guidelines protecting insects bred in captivity despite justifiable concerns about their wellbeing. 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

Apr 28 2020 | Sara Streeter

Let Me Lead: Perspectives From Guide Dog Handlers

Guide dogs are some of the most highly trained canines around. Yet, guide dog assessments still don’t capture the full range of behaviors that affect the dog-handler partnership. READ MORE

Apr 24 2020 | Mara Thomas

What Do Farmers Know About Positive Animal Welfare?

Farmers believe they need to satisfy the basic needs of their animals, but are not responsible for providing them with joy, happiness, and good quality of life. READ MORE

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