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Sep 11 2019 | Christine Lycklama

Barn Fires: Preventable Tragedies

Our latest blog from Christine Lycklama looks at the prevalence of barn fires, why they occur, and what animal advocates can do about them. READ MORE

Sep 9 2019 | Rebekah Corbett

Short-Term Fostering Programs Reduce Stress For Shelter Dogs

Temporary breaks from the shelter are beneficial for dogs’ welfare, but making shelter life less stressful could yield even more benefits for dogs. READ MORE

Sep 6 2019 | Sara Streeter

In Their Own Words: The Challenges Of Being Vegan

Being vegan involves far more than dietary choices. This doctoral dissertation examines the communication challenges and coping strategies that can protect, maintain, and enhance vegan identity. READ MORE

Sep 2 2019 | Stuart Babcock

The Effect Of Coal And Mineral Mines On Stream Fishes

The effects of mining on aquatic environments can be devastating, but gaps still remain in our knowledge. This study looks at the impacts of mining on fish habitat health, in local and regional contexts. READ MORE

Aug 30 2019 | Mona Zahir

The Political Economy Of Meat

Meat consumption is both socially and economically pervasive. This review looks at its social effects on a broad scale. READ MORE

Aug 27 2019 | Celine Icard-Stoll

The Community Lifesaving Dashboard: The Power Of Data In Advocates’ Hands

The community lifesaving dashboard is an unprecedented collection of data on animal shelters across the United States. READ MORE

Aug 26 2019 | Alex Higson

Bird Flu: Past, Present, And Future

By understanding the patterns of past flu pandemics, we can take steps to avert future outbreaks affecting birds and humans. READ MORE

Aug 23 2019 | Owen Rogers

Atheism And Veganism

The nonreligious represent a significant demographic in the animal advocacy movement, but is that association a strategically desirable one? READ MORE

Aug 16 2019 | Emily Hatch

No Better Than Flipping A Coin?: Behavioral Evaluations Of Shelter Dogs

A review of research on canine behavioral evaluations suggests they may not be appropriate tools for use in shelters, because they can result in faulty information that's used make life-or-death decisions. READ MORE

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