
ALT An infographic from Animal Justice titled "Canada Killed a Record 882 Million+ Land Animals in 2025." It contains a pie chart showing 95% (836,176,854) are chickens raised for meat and eggs. Other categories include pigs (21,775,383), turkeys (4,818,723), and adult cows (beef and dairy: 5,018,890). A small segment represents other species like sheep, lambs, rabbits, calves, goats, bison, and deer. Data source: Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada.

ALT A line graph titled "Canada Slaughter Statistics 2015-2025" shows land animals killed each year. The x-axis is labeled with years from 2015 to 2025, and the y-axis ranges from 700 million to 900 million. The red line indicates a steady increase, with a brief pandemic decline. Background images of animals are present.

ALT An image featuring a yellow warbler perched on a branch. Below, there's a panoramic view of Ontario Place in Toronto. Text highlights legal actions related to wildlife habitats at Ontario Place, with Animal Justice involved in a Supreme Court case. Logos for Animal Justice and Ontario Place are visible.

ALT A person in a lab coat holds a screaming dog on a metal examination table. The image includes text about Nucro-Technics, a dog testing lab, suing to overturn Ontario's ban on invasive dog and cat experiments. The bottom text notes Animal Justice lawyers are seeking to intervene in the case. Photo credit: Last Chance for Animals.

ALT A black horse is shown in front of a dark background. Text reads: "Ontario moves to ban horse slaughter in provincial slaughterhouses. Show your support & ask Ontario to ban the sale & transport of horses for slaughter, too! Oct 23 deadline." Animal Justice logo is in the upper left corner. A website link is provided at the bottom: animaljustice.ca/horse-slaughter.

ALT A person in a lab coat holds a screaming dog on a metal examination table. The image includes text about Nucro-Technics, a dog testing lab, suing to overturn Ontario's ban on invasive dog and cat experiments. The bottom text notes Animal Justice lawyers are seeking to intervene in the case. Photo credit: Last Chance for Animals.









