AWI Annual Report 2025 Cover showing a sea lion underwater

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2025 Annual Report

AWI’s Annual Report highlights our activities over the past fiscal year to improve animal welfare and prevent needless suffering through our major program areas—farm animals, companion animals, terrestrial wildlife, marine life, and animals in research—as well as our efforts in Congress and across the country to pass, strengthen, and defend laws to protect animals.

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