Moving Animals
The Moving Animals project combines photography, footage, storytelling, and journalism techniques, to reach millions of people across the globe, helping to inspire change for animals.
Photo Archive — Moving Animals
Since 2018, Moving Animals have been working on the ground around the world to document animals’ stories. This archive is a continuously growing collection of photographs of animal-related issues from around the world, free-to-use for media desks, journalists, NGOs, and activists.
Use Our Visuals - Moving Animals
Partner With Moving Animals. We are available for photography, filming, and research projects worldwide. If you have a campaign that could benefit from exclusive visuals or an idea you would just like to explore, send us a message and we’ll get back to you.
About — Moving Animals
Moving Animals’ mission is to connect the world to animals’ stories through powerful photography, footage, and journalism. From slaughterhouses to zoos, we work on the ground to document the animals used for food, entertainment, fashion, and experimentation.
Projects — Moving Animals
The Expanding Dairy Industry in Sri Lanka. Battery-Farmed Egg Industry in India. Elephant Riding at Amer Fort, India
The Expanding Frog Trade — Moving Animals
Frog farming is often forgotten, and overlooked as just a ‘French delicacy’. In reality, anywhere between one to three billion frogs are slaughtered every year and are consume
Freedom at Last — Moving Animals
Moving Animals previously released footage the baby elephant there - Dumbo - calling for his freedom, but heartbreakingly, he died before he could be rescued. The future also looked bleak for Dumbo’s companions, Tang Mo and San Mueang , until Elephant Nature Park stepped in.
Civet Coffee: A Cup of Cruelty — Moving Animals
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Mink Fur on the UK High Street - Moving Animals
Moving Animals’ report revealed how popular UK high-street brands are still selling everything from false eyelashes to luxury blankets made from mink fur. In collaboration with the Fur Free Britain Campaign
Press — Moving Animals
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