An Animal Photojournalist’s Reflections on the Los Angeles Wildfires & the Climate Crisis
Almost five years ago to the day, I stood in the charred remains of a eucalyptus plantation looking for survivors ...
Jo-Anne McArthur
Fear, Determination, and Relief: My Night on a Fur Farm
The only good thing about going to a fur farm is leaving the fur farm. Better yet if you’ve got an extra somebody ...
Avian Flu in the Era of Big Ag
Animal photojournalist, Jo-Anne McArthur and human rights and global public health physician, Hope Ferdowsian ...
Inside the Industrial Turkey Machine
In 2019, Canadians ate 6.3 million whole turkeys. We also know that Canadians waste an astounding 40% of our food.
Animal Rescuers Provide Hope During Australian Wildfires
A billion animals is not a billion animals. A billion animals is one individual, and then another, and then ...
Rebellion: The Need to be Heard
In October 2019, tens of thousands of people took part in Extinction Rebellion and Animal Rebellion protests, ...
Prolonging Death: The Practice of Fish Tethering in Asia
In spite of what we now know about animal sentience, our priorities continue to lie in finding ways to maximize ...
An Untold Story of Dairy Production
For the past fifteen years, my work as an animal photojournalist has taken me through the world of dairy ...
An Expose on Animal Clubbing at Thai Slaughterhouses
We are disconnected from what we eat and who we eat, and from the extent of suffering that billions of animals are ...