The two-part zine series, Animals in Human Spaces, explores the contrasting realities of animals’ interactions with human environments, revealing the stark divide between lethal exclusion and systemic cruelty. The first zine delves into the fate of creatures like mice and moths, often killed for simply crossing into human spaces. The second highlights the suffering endured by animals like whales and bulls, whose existence is tightly controlled and exploited within human systems. Through a blend of original illustrations to evocative poetry; the zines weave a compelling narrative that challenges perceptions and provokes empathy. This project seeks to confront readers with uncomfortable truths; inspiring critical reflection on humanity’s complex and often harsh relationship with the animal world.