It is taken for granted that anthropomorphising non-human species promotes pro-
environmental attitudes and behaviours, but the literature appears to be conflicted on this�…

Many people wish to avoid harming animals, yet most people also consume meat. This
theoretical 'meat paradox'is a form of cognitive dissonance and has grave negative�…

Efforts to mitigate environmental threats are often inversely related to the magnitude of
casualty, human or otherwise. This “compassion fade” can be explained, in part, by�…

Simple Summary Fish are traded, caught, farmed, and killed in their trillions every year
around the world, yet their welfare is often neglected and their capacity for feelings is�…

Simple Summary A good relationship between humans (eg, farmers, owners) and farm
animals is vital for the well-being of both parties: on the one hand, people are satisfied with�…

Across two studies, pet owners residing in Western and Eastern countries completed
surveys documenting their experiences with a particular pet and their likelihood of�…

Attitudes to animals and their use are becoming increasingly important for the success of
conservation and environmental initiatives. Beliefs about animals, their perceived emotional�…

Simple Summary People can develop meaningful relationships with companion animals,
and they behave towards them in specific ways. For example, they spend time together in�…

Millions of amphibians are traded annually around the world for the exotic pet industry. Their
experience during both trade, and in captivity as pets, leads to numerous animal welfare�…

Despite the growing body of research on human–animal studies in various disciplines,
attempts to systematically include animals in organization studies have been limited. In this�…