Posts Tagged ‘Animal Cruelty and Neglect’
New Peer-Reviewed Study Finds Widespread Public Support—and Pluralistic Ignorance—Regarding Animal Protection in the United States
A new study published in Human–Animal Interactions and led by researchers from Colorado State University’s Animal-Human Policy Center examines public support for animal protection policies in the United States and reveals a strong pattern of pluralistic ignorance—a systematic tendency for individuals to underestimate how much others support stronger animal welfare protections. The research provides a…
Read MoreAHPC Study Identifies What Works—and What’s Needed—to Address Animal Cruelty Nationwide
A new study from researchers at Colorado State University’s Animal-Human Policy Center examines what helps—and hinders—efforts to address animal cruelty and neglect across the United States. Drawing on interviews with professionals working on animal cruelty cases in 14 states, the research highlights proven strategies, persistent challenges, and critical resource gaps in current animal protection systems.…
Read MoreEquine Welfare: Understanding Cruelty/Neglect Cases in Colorado and Lessons Learned from Other States
Quantify the numbers and types of domestic equine cruelty and neglect cases being investigated by Colorado Bureau of Animal Protection agents in different types of equine facilities throughout the state.
Read MoreRural law enforcement lists social worker as need in dealing with animal neglect
The Fence Post article by Rachel Gabel
Read MoreOpinion: Colorado Needs Better Protection for its Horses
Denver Post by Rebecca Niemiec
Read MoreBarriers and Opportunities for Addressing Cases of Animal Cruelty and Neglect
Objectives: We are conducting interviews of animal cruelty investigators, law enforcement, and district attorneys in CO as well as other states to understand: Funders/Collaborators: ASPCA Research Grants (funder), Colorado Humane Society (collaborator) Products:
Read MoreWhat Do Americans Think About Animal Protection Policies?
Pyschology Today article by Marc Bekoff
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