Millions of Supermarket Chicken Have Skin Burns Due to Their Own Waste; What Is Hock Burn?

Medicine & Technology Mar 03, 2024

A BBC investigation has observed the presence of hock burns in millions of chicken in different supermarkets. Read to learn more.

Live Animals in Germany's Circus Roncalli Replaced With Holograms Due to Welfare Concerns

Sep 11, 2023

There are no more live animals at Circus Roncalli as they have been replaced with holograms. Continue reading to learn why.

Meat Shaming: Cigarette-Style Warning Labels on Food Products Could Embarrass Purchasers, Affect Buyer Behavior

Feb 21, 2023

Cigarette-style warning labels added to meat products were found to have negative emotions that affected meat-buying habits. Read to learn more.

Ill No More: Kandaka, 4 Other Lions Now Thrive in Al-Bageir Reserve

Mar 16, 2022

Five lions including Kandaka, the lioness that was once ill and emaciated in a zoo in the Sudan capital are now in a reserve. Learn about their condition here.

Australia Flood Kills Hundreds of Animals; Over 620 Calls Recorded to Rescue Koalas, Joeys, and Others

Mar 04, 2022

NWS and Queensland was hit by a catastrophic flood this month. Check out the state of animal rescue and welfare in Australia and the organizations that are requesting additional help from the public.

Tackling the Animal Problem in Cuba: Government To Pass First Animal Protection Law

Oct 15, 2020

Animal lovers in Cuba are optimistic about the upcoming law as the Cuban government is set to pass its first animal protection law next month.

Researchers Decide to "Rehome" Laboratory Beagles Instead of Euthanasia

Oct 06, 2020

Finland conducts its first laboratory dog rehoming program. Laboratory beagles underwent socialization training, while new homes were assessed for suitability as an alternative to euthanasia.

Zoos Forced Shut Down Due to Pandemic May Have to Euthanize Animals

Jun 17, 2020

Zoo animals might need to be euthanized if they cannot be rehomed as sites can no longer afford animal welfare.