Expert Voices: The Humane Society of the United States
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Elephant Contraception? How a Vaccine is Replacing Sharpshooters (Op-Ed)Opinion Instead of sharpshooters, a sterilizing vaccine is now helping bring elephant populations under control.
By Karen Lange Published
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For First Time, U.S. Dietary Guidelines May Boost Veggies Over Meat (Op-Ed)Opinion After years of hearing veggies are better for you than red meat, the national dietary guidelines may finally reflect that conclusion.
By Dr. Melissa Li Published
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U.S. 'Pet' Tiger Trade Puts Big Cats at Great Risk (Op-Ed)Opinion Tigers make lousy house pets, and outside of accredited zoos, they are at high risk of abuse — or worse.
By Nicole Paquette Published
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Yes, Animals Have Feelings (Op-Ed)Opinion Fish have feelings, birds get pessimistic and octopuses love to play.
By Jonathan Balcombe Published
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Abandoned, Even Wild Animals Can Find Sanctuary (Gallery)Opinion Sanctuaries are the final stop for many of the most exotic abandoned animals.
By Live Science Staff Published
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Why We Need Animal Sanctuaries (Op-Ed)Opinion Every abandoned tiger needs a home, but not all sanctuaries are created the same.
By Ben Callison Published
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Can You Really get Ebola From Your Dog? (Op-Ed)Opinion Can you get Ebola from your pets?
By Dr. Michael Blackwell Published
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FBI Targets Animal Cruelty as a Serious CrimeOpinion Crimes against animals are serious, and now the U.S. government is recognizing them as such.
By Sherry Ramsey Published
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Disaster Planning With Pets in MindOpinion When disaster strikes, are you prepared? Are your pets?
By Wanda Merling Published
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