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Dec 3 2024 | Teresa Gallo

Does Social Support Encourage Or Deter Plant-Based Eating?

Researchers explore the influence that friends and family have on a person’s ability to change their diet — and stick with it. READ MORE

Nov 27 2024 | Brooke Haggerty

In It Together: Lifting Other Advocates Up This Giving Tuesday

In our third annual blog on inequity in charitable giving, the Faunalytics team highlights 10 more organizations to support this giving season. READ MORE

Nov 26 2024 | Kerri Tenniswood

Is Behavior Information From Surrendering Dog Guardians Reliable?

Animal shelter staff tend to doubt the behavior information provided by guardians surrendering their dogs. Do they have good reason to? READ MORE

Nov 22 2024 | Mona Zahir

Kids Don’t Know They’re Eating Animals

Eating habits are harder to change as we age. Would making the meat-animal connection earlier in life help with the adoption of plant-based diets? READ MORE

Nov 21 2024 | Alex Geerts

2025 Cage-Free Deadline Looms For U.S. Restaurants

With nearly every major U.S. restaurant company promising to phase out caged eggs by 2025, here's the current status of the transition as the deadline quickly approaches. READ MORE

Nov 15 2024 | Emma Alcyone

Consumer Attitudes On In-Ovo Egg Sexing

Although lacking awareness of egg industry practices, U.S. consumers are interested in eggs produced with in-ovo egg sexing and are willing to pay a premium to prevent male chick culling. READ MORE

Nov 14 2024 | Oleksandra Mukha

Beyond The Lab: Unveiling Hidden Harms In Animal Research

Scrutiny of animal research tends to focus on what happens in the lab. This article considers how animals are treated long before an experiment begins and once it ends. READ MORE

Nov 12 2024 | Fabíola Borges de Castro

How Can Animal Advocates Set The Agenda?

Getting farmed animals on people’s radar is crucial to making their struggle visible and social change more plausible. The media, the public, and politics are key factors. READ MORE

Nov 6 2024 | Dr. S. Marek Muller

Risk Aversion In Wild Animal Welfare

Human intervention in wild animal welfare is a complex issue within animal ethics. Depending on your risk tolerance, certain interventions on behalf of wild animals may be more justifiable. READ MORE

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