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On this episode of the Animal Law Podcast, I speak to Abby Volin about how the issue of finding housing with pets is directly related to the complex legal issues surrounding both service and assistance animals (spoiler alert: they are not the same thing!). She tells me about how most housing …continue

In this episode of Knowing Animals I am joined by Dr. Joshua Lobb. Joshua is Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing, in the School of the Arts, English and Media, at the University of Wollongong. We discuss Joshua’s recently released book ‘The Flight of Birds’ which is published by Sydney University Press …continue

-Jasmin and Mariann talk about trying to get family members to eat plant-based foods, Jasmin’s research into the health horrors of dairy, and the outrage over the Green New Deal. -Mariann talks to Suzy Amis Cameron about how her new book, OMD, Changing The World By Changing One Meal a …continue

May 24, 2019In Episode 33 of Paw & Order, Camille and Peter tackle the many animal law stories recently in the news, starting with an update on federal legislation to outlaw whale and dolphin captivity, ban shark fin imports, and tackle bestiality and animal fighting. Next, the hosts explain groundbreaking …continue

Camille and Peter explain groundbreaking criminal charges laid against a Montreal-area zoo, and the zoo industry ‘clearing’ itself of animal cruelty in another case out of the Cherry Brook Zoo in Moncton. There’s a new pet custody case out of Maine, and the Australian Capital Territory is bringing in strong …continue
