At a massive pig farm in Nebraska, our investigator documented pregnant pigs confined to filthy, cramped crates.
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Dear John,
Mercy For Animals just released some of the most horrific animal cruelty footage ever made public.
Taken at a massive pig farm in Nebraska and featured in the New York Times, the undercover footage reveals pigs being driven mad by boredom and stress.
Our investigator documented pregnant pigs confined to filthy, cramped gestation crates. These metal cages are barely larger than a pig's body, so small the animals can't lie down comfortably or turn around.
Deprived of mental and social stimulation, these pigs experience depression-like states.
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Our undercover investigator Alex documented pigs repeatedly swaying, nodding their heads, and biting the bars of their cages—signs of serious mental collapse. Many suffered bloody wounds from the cage bars.
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This is the very cruelty that the industry is urging Congress to maintain by passing the Ending Agricultural Trade Suppression (EATS) Act. This is a direct response to the Supreme Court's decision to uphold protections for pigs.
This dangerous bill aims to override state anti-confinement laws and would have untold consequences for countless animals. Help fight back by urging your members of Congress to oppose the EATS Act!
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Together, we have the power to speak up for these animals and demand better.
Sincerely,
AJ Albrecht
Managing Director, U.S. & Canada
P.S. We can all take a stand for animals abused in the pork industry by choosing more plant-based foods. Get started today!
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