Do the vast majority of world dogs – past and present – have a place in history? In this blog, Claudia Leal contextualises her new article in Environment and History, Tenacious: An Alternative History of Dogs (online first October 2025), aims to contribute to the broader histor…

In a new blog post, Claudia Leal asks 'Do the vast majority of world dogs – past and present – have a place in history?' Free to read here: whitehorsepress.blog/2025/12/15/t... #envhist #dogs #animalhistories @eandhwhp.bsky.social

"Capsize the Rich": Orca Memes and Anti-Capitalist Interspecies Solidarity Orca memes humorously depict anti-capitalist, interspecies solidarity, framing yacht attacks as environmental resistance, blending cultural narratives, activism, and ecological critique.

niche-canada.org/2025/08/13/c... Lovely piece rich with humour and sharp with recent ocean history. It put a smile in my morning. 😊🐳🐋 #animalhistories

In the latest episode, Heeral Chhabra tells us about urban health histories and how the welfare of free-roaming dogs in India was caught up with the colonial history of the country.

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#AnimalHistories #urbananimals #TheAnimalTurn

A newspaper article with black and white photo of a woman holding a cat up by his shoulders so he is only standing on the ground with his back paws.

Today in my #animals and #visualculture class we used this example to practice thinking through animal biographies. Meet Babe, a 21 year old cat who lived in St Catharines, Ontario. (Source: St Catharines Standard, April 19, 1938) #animalhistories #cats @catsofyore.bsky.social