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Our global investigations and stories expose our complex relationships with animals. We work with NGOs, media and advocates to initiate ethical and cultural shifts in society, and empower human capacity for compassion and change. Learn more about our mission.

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The Unseen Animals of Central Asia

We invite you to explore a compelling visual journey and witness the untold stories of the animals We Animals Fellow, Bogna Wiltowska, encountered while documenting in Central Asia.

Read our interview with Bogna to learn more about her Fellowship experience.

The Unseen Animals of Central Asia: A Photography Exhibit by Bogna Wiltowska

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The Unseen Animals of Central Asia: A Photography Exhibit by Bogna Wiltowska

October 2, 2025 | Our Food Systems

On World Farmed Animals Day, we invite you to explore a compelling visual journey and witness the untold stories of the animals We Animals Fellow, Bogna Wiltowska, encountered while documenting in Central Asia.

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A Rare Glimpse Inside Canada’s Prison Farms

September 11, 2025 | Our Food Systems

Low wages, high costs, hidden cruelties. Incarcerated people at Joyceville and Collins Bay penitentiaries in Ontario are paid under 46 cents an hour to work on federally funded prison farms. Jo-Anne McArthur gained rare access to document the stark realities.

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The Soul of Gaza: Animals Amid War

August 20, 2025 | Compassion and Change

In a place where survival itself is nearly impossible, the bond between humans and animals reveals a deeper kind of resilience. Story in collaboration with Sanctuary Doc.

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Featured Stock Galleries

Visit our stock site to explore the latest content in our growing collection of 35,000+ high-quality visuals of animal issues around the globe.

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Farmed Animals in Central Asia

We Animals Fellow, Bogna Wiltowska bore witness to the lives of farmed animals in a region where industrial agriculture is beginning to take hold. Explore visuals from Bogna's Fellowship project.

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The Global Egg Industry

In collaboration with The Open Wing Alliance and Reporters for Animals, We Animals has released the largest-ever investigation into industrialized egg farms. Explore visuals.

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Canada's Prison Farms

Jo-Anne McArthur gained rare access inside Canada's prison farms to document the stark realities. While prisons present these farms as vocational training, the visuals raise hard questions about whether public funds should support programs that force people and animals into cycles of captivity.

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