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Close up of a turkey's feet in a cage at a live poultry auction. Australia, 2017.

A hen looks out from the slits of her cage, where she is packed in with other chickens for transport to the wet market. They will remain in these cages until they are selected for slaughter. India, 2021. S. Chakrabarti / We Animals Media

A lone duck confined to a tiny cage at an Indonesian duck egg farm is barely able to move and cannot open or stretch her wings. Indonesia, 2021. Haig / Act for Farmed Animals / We Animals Media

A group of ducklings confined to a small wire cage at a duck egg farm. Indonesia, 2021. Haig / Act for Farmed Animals / We Animals Media

A group of ducklings huddles together in the corner of a small pen at an Indonesian duck farm. Indonesia, 2021. Haig / Act for Farmed Animals / We Animals Media

Ducks try to stay as far away from the workers as possible at a small slaughterhouse in Indonesia, while the workers select ducks to be slaughtered. Indonesia, 2021. Haig / Act for Farmed Animals / We Animals Media

Two ducks, with slit throats and tied together by the legs are stuffed upside down into a metal cone and left to bleed out at an Indonesian wet market. Indonesia, 2021. Haig / Act for Farmed Animals / We Animals Media

It is illegal for animals to be transported in heat over 30 degrees.

An elephant is chained in a small corral without enough food or proper care. Thousands of elephants typically forced to work in the tourism industry in Thailand are now not working due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with their owners struggling to feed and maintain them.

At this Vermont farm, Holstein and Jersey cows live indoors for much of the winter. Activist Jason Bolalek crouches down to interact with them.

At this farm, calves and young Holstein and Jersey cows who are slated for life in the dairy industry live indoors all winter, chained by their necks. Between the months of November to April or May, they are only able to stand up and lie down.

At this farm, calves and young Holstein and Jersey cows who are slated for life in the dairy industry live indoors all winter, chained by their necks. Between the months of November to April or May, they are only able to stand up and lie down.

At this Vermont farm, Holstein and Jersey cows live indoors for much of the winter.

Activist Jason Bolalek crouches to interact with a Holstein cow who is chained indoors by her neck during the winter months, typically November to May, at a dairy farm in Vermont.

At this farm, calves and young cows who are slated for life in the dairy industry live indoors all winter, chained by their necks. Between the months of November to April or May, they are only able to stand up and lie down.

In a pen for sick dairy cows, a Holstein mother has recently died. Her newborn calf lies nearby. Other mothers nurse their newborns before they are separated. The calves at this farm will either grow into become dairy cows, or be shot.

At this farm, calves and young Holstein and Jersey cows who are slated for life in the dairy industry live indoors all winter, chained by their necks. Between the months of November to April or May, they are only able to stand up and lie down.

An inquisitive Holstein cow, indoors at a dairy farm in Vermont.

Two of the six Jersey calves who were rescued from a barn fire stand in a holding pen at a nearby farm.

At this farm, calves and young Holstein and Jersey cows who are slated for life in the dairy industry live indoors all winter, chained by their necks. Between the months of November to April or May, they are only able to stand up and lie down.

Six Jersey calves who were rescued from a barn fire were brought to this holding pen at a nearby farm.

An inquisitive dairy cow looks into the milking parlour at a dairy farm in Vermont.

Holstein cows are ushered into the centre of a barn which leads to the milking parlour at a dairy farm in Vermont. During the winter months, typically between November and May, they live here indoors.

One of the 130 Jersey cows who perished in the fire that engulfed the Percy farm in Stowe, Vermont.

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