two women posing with signs, that read animals deserve better, in a public street

a close-up of a brown hen that is being held in human hands

a group of protesters holding signs reading animals deserve better and stop this abuse

Spared
3.9 million hens

Goal
6.7 million hens

a group of brown hens pecking at food scattered on the grass

Thanks for reading. And thanks for all you do to create a better world for animals. ❤️

I’ll see you back here tomorrow, for World Farm Animals Day!

Vicky Bond
President

P.S. In case you weren't already blown away by our movement's momentum... Barnes & Noble is reporting that it’s now 84% of the way through its transition away from eggs that force hens to live lives of misery in battery cages, with the goal of reaching 87% by the end of this year, and 92% by the end of 2024! As we approach World Farm Animals Day, I’m grateful to have so much incredible progress to celebrate with you—and so much more to come.

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This cage is all she knows.

What she doesn’t know is that outside its bars, thousands of people are calling for change.

People who care. People who show up. People who imagine a better world for her—and millions like her.

When we set out to spare 6.7 million hens from cages this year, we knew it was ambitious. But we also knew it was possible. Because of you.

Because you care. Because you show up. Because you’re here right now.

It's almost World Farm Animals Day. Until midnight tomorrow, your gift will be tripled. Will you donate now to help spare 6.7 million hens from life in a cage?

We knew this wouldn’t be easy. But we do know it’ll be worth it. For the animals.