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Working Animals InternationalCharities & Not-for-Profit

Working animals.
Creative with purpose.

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Thoughtful creative for a charity whose work matters, helping Working Animals International explain its purpose and put its message into people’s hands.

A working pack animal on a mountain path
01 / Working animalsWorking Animals International

A vital cause.
A clear voice.

Working animals are part of everyday life for the communities that depend on them. Working Animals International exists to protect their welfare, and its communications need to make that work understood. There is a lot to say, often about difficult subjects. The design needs to help people take it in and see why it matters.

We support the charity with brand assets, creative design and marketing collateral. Our role is to turn its messages into useful, considered communications: work that feels recognisably part of the charity and treats the subject with the care it deserves.

A veterinary worker examines a donkey alongside its handler
02 / Veterinary careWorking Animals International
The work

The brief.
The work.
The thinking.

01

Brand assets

A charity’s identity has to work in plenty of places. We create brand assets that give Working Animals International a consistent way to present itself across its communications. Each application needs to feel part of the same organisation, so the message can change without losing that sense of recognition.

02

Creative design

Good creative starts with understanding what needs to be said. We bring copy, imagery and layout together to make the charity’s messages clear and approachable. The aim is to help people engage with the work, giving the important details space rather than asking every element to compete for attention.

03

Marketing collateral

We develop marketing collateral that carries the charity’s message into practical formats. That means thinking about how someone will read it, what they need to understand and what should stay with them afterwards. Clear structure and consistent design help the materials do their job.

A handler stands beside a horse harnessed to a passenger cart
03 / Animals and the people who depend on them
A horse pulls a cart along a rural road
04 / Working animals in daily life
Project delivery

Care in the subject.
Care in the design.

When the subject is animal welfare, the creative has a responsibility as well as a purpose. We keep the focus on the charity’s work and the message it needs to communicate, with design choices that support understanding.

Across the assets and collateral, we look for the right balance of clarity, character and consistency. The result should be useful to the charity’s team and easy for the people receiving it to follow.

Brand assetsCreative designMarketing collateral
Design in action

Taking the message
into the room.

Our banner design for Working Animals International on display at the Africa Animal Welfare Conference in Zambia, October 2026.

Working Animals International banner designed by Tann Westlake beside a panel at the Africa Animal Welfare Conference in Zambia
Working Animals International · Zambia, October 2026
Project outcomes
A consistent identity.
A message that travels.

Our contribution gives Working Animals International a coordinated set of creative materials to support its communications. The brand assets, design and collateral help present the work clearly, with a shared visual character across the different pieces.

For us, the value is in making an important message easier to understand and share. The charity brings the expertise and purpose. We bring the design that helps it communicate those things with care.

There’s room for another good story.

Your next
chapter?

Perhaps you’ve got a similar challenge. Perhaps you’re thinking, “We could do with a bit of that.” Either way, we’d like to hear about it.

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