A landmark in evidence-based animal welfare education
The Animal Welfare Hub has reached 10,600 pages of evidence-based, freely accessible information about animal welfare across all major species categories. This represents one of the largest freely available collections of animal welfare educational content on the web.
Hundreds of species covered — from puffins to capercaillie, otters to smooth snakes, pollinators to migratory waders.
Dairy cows, pigs, sheep, poultry, and more — covering housing, health, pain management, and welfare reform.
From salmon to shrimp, turbot to tilapia — welfare science for farmed fish and invertebrates worldwide.
Dogs, cats, horses, and small pets — evidence-based care for the animals sharing our homes.
Every page on this site represents an opportunity: for a farmer to reduce livestock suffering, for an owner to recognise pain in their pet, for a policy advocate to cite evidence, or for a consumer to make a more informed choice. Ten thousand pages means ten thousand entry points where curiosity about animal welfare can lead to meaningful change.
Animal welfare science has transformed our understanding of what animals experience. We know that fish feel pain, that pigs play and feel joy, that cows form friendships, that chickens have preferences and frustrations. This knowledge creates both moral responsibility and practical opportunity to reduce suffering at scale.
Browse the full collection at the Animal Welfare Hub homepage, or explore earlier milestone pages: 10,500 | 10,400 | 10,300 | 10,200 | 10,100