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Images tagged "quebec"

A red fox at a fur farm, which has since been closed down. Canada, 2014.
A red fox at a fur farm, which has since been closed down. Canada, 2014.
A calf chained to a veal crate throughout the cold winter. Canada, 2014. Jo-Anne McArthur / We Animals Media
A close-up view of a dead Pekin duck in a dumpster a few hundred meters from a Brome Lake Ducks facility in Racine, Quebec.
The severed foot of a Pekin duck sits atop the lid of a dumpster a few hundred meters from the barns at a Brome Lake Ducks facility in Racine, Quebec. Canada, 2022. Victoria de Martigny / We Animals Media
An inspector from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) walks towards a barn at a large duck farm wearing a full biohazard suit. A team of two was onsite at this facility in Racine, Quebec taking samples to test for the highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1). Canada, 2022. Victoria de Martigny / We Animals Media
Two enormous barns housing thousands of Pekin ducks sit in a field in Racine, Quebec. Canada, 2022. Victoria de Martigny / We Animals Media
Silver mink at a fur farm in Quebec.
Dogs in a puppy mill. Canada, 2013.
A moose head in a northern community. Canada, 2014.
Two mink living in a tiny and barren cage with no nest or bedding at a fur farm.
A water bowl containing floating debris sits affixed between two mink cages at a fur farm.
A silver fox stares through the wire from inside a barren cage at a fur farm.
One of almost 100 animals confiscated from a hoarding situation. Canada, 2013.
A lone female mink looks out through rusted wire mesh from the inside of a nesting bed at a fur farm.
A red fox at a fur farm, which has since been closed down. Canada, 2014.
Hundreds of animals now safe at the Montreal SPCA after being removed from a hoarding situation. Canada, 2013.
A farmed fox peers through the wire mesh of their barren cage at a fur farm.
Empty cages that, for years, held foxes at a fur farm that has now been closed down. Canada, 2014.
With a warrant, the Montreal SPCA removes almost 100 animals from a hoarding situation. Canada, 2013.
A mix of grain and fish meal sits in a clump on top of a mink cage at a fur farm.
One of almost 100 animals removed from a hoarding situation. Canada, 2013.
A red fox at a fur farm in Quebec, which has since been closed down.
A farmed fox peers through the wire mesh of their barren cage at a fur farm.

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