The Many Sides of Living With Former Search-and-Rescue Dogs Tracy Darling discusses the ups, downs, and magical lives of these high-drive, curious canids who are caught in a double bind: they love to work but too often get a bad rap. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

Insights Into Our Complicated Relationships with Animals Insights into our complicated relationships with animals show that we need to change our attitudes and food choices, and how this benefits animals and us. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

A Global Commitment to End Elephant Captivity pawsweb.org/petitions/a-glob…

Colorado amendment 83 vote no guide - A MOVE TO MAKE HUNTING AND FISHING A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT Colorado amendment 83 vote no guide facebook.com/61591594349282/… See also: Would You Harm Your Dog for Fun? psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

The Biodiversity Crisis is Real and Must and Can be Fixed  Kyle Harper helps us understand humanity’s place in the natural world and tries to synthesize human impacts on animal lives from our hunter-gatherer past to the high-tech present. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

Is Eating Animals a Psychological Blind Spot? Melanie Joy psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

WHY GOING TO THE DOGS COULD SAVE COLORADO WILDLIFE Would You Harm Your Dog For Fun? This is not simply an ivory tower query but a real-world dilemma centering on the complex nature of human-animal relationships, including in my home state of Colorado. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

Would You Harm Your Dog For Fun? VOTE NO ON AMENDMENT 83 This is not simply an ivory tower query but rather a real-world dilemma centering on the complex nature of human-animal relationships, including in my home state of Colorado. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

Allegations swirl around Colorado Parks and Wildlife election influence, ‘cowboy culture’ postindependent.com/news/col…

Would You Vote for Colorado Amendment 83 if Dogs Are On the Menu? marcbekoff.com/marcs-essays/…

Colorado Wildlife at a Crossroads: Understanding Amendment 83 ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MnLaC_E8yQ

Efforts to End Suffering by Captive Animals Help Them and Us A decline in elephant rides and the development of sea sanctuaries for previously captive cetaceans show that caring for these animals' psychological well-being does matter. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

India's "Streeties:" Rethinking What Makes a Dog’s Life Good Dr. Daniel Ramp explains why we must be very careful about thinking that all dogs are similar to homed dogs by focusing on the varied lives of free-roaming street dogs in India. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

Jane Goodall's Core Values Reject Human Exceptionalism She stressed that empathy and kindness are not enemies of scientific rigor and there always is hope. We should always treat every single living being with the compassion and reverence they deserve. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

Remembering Moby Doll - The First Orca in Captivity and the First Southern Resident Superstar leirenyoung.substack.com/p/r…

Wild Minds and the Value of Diversifying Brain Research  In her riveting new book, Kelly Lambert blends the latest neuroscience with vivid storytelling to open new pathways for understanding neuroplasticity and advancing mental health. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

eyond Separateness: The Enduring Legacy and Ethics of Jane Goodall, Carolyn Cott thekindlife.substack.com/p/b…

The Peril of Diseases Shared Between Animals and Humans The book Sentinels is a thoughtful look at zoonotic diseases and why we should be concerned. There's no free ride because we're special. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

Jane Goodall's Core Values Reject Human Exceptionalism Her science and spirituality shattered the human-made boundary between us and the rest of the natural world, and she demonstrated that empathy is not the enemy of scientific rigor. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…