A coalition that doesn’t look the other way

Promises Made. Promises Tracked. Promises Kept.

We are India’s cage-free watchdogs, ensuring corporate commitments aren’t just PR. When companies delay or deceive, we go public.

Who we are

A national alliance of India’s leading animal protection organisations working together to ensure real progress on cage-free egg commitments.

What we do

We monitor corporate promises and take public action when companies fail to deliver. We don't just track, we enforce.

Why we matter

Cage-free isn’t a trend: it’s a moral imperative. Without watchdogs, companies ignore their own policies. Our coalition ensures promises turn into progress for animals.

OUR WORK IS PRECISE.

OUR STANDARDS ARE HIGH.

OUR MISSION IS NON-NEGOTIABLE.

Coalition Members

From our member organisations

These cages confine hens in tiny spaces where they can’t move or engage in any natural behaviours, which is unethical and extremely detrimental to their welfare.
Dr. Sashanka DuttaJust be Friendly (JBF)
Dr. Sashanka Dutta
To keep any animal confined to a cage the size of an A4 sheet of paper, with no possibility of exhibiting any natural behaviour only indicates how low a person can stoop.
Dr. Chinny KrishnaBlue Cross of India
Dr. Chinny Krishna
The consumers of India demand humane and ethical practices. Hens deserve a better life.
Gauri MaulekhiPeople for Animals (PFA)
Gauri Maulekhi
Battery cages are unethical and extremely harmful for the welfare of hens.
Sonalika JamwalSave Animals Value Environment (SAVE)
Sonalika Jamwal
Battery cages used in commercial egg production are hell holes for hens. To put an end to this unethical practice, the Bharat Initiative for Accountability was formed.
Sudha NarayananCharlie’s Animal Rescue Centre (CARE)
Sudha Narayanan
Battery cages put hens in extremely vulnerable positions, and cause immense psychological harm.
Anishka GeorgeCompassion Unlimited Plus Action (CUPA)
Anishka George
We need to keep our animals free from pain and torture. We have to put an end to these battery cages.
Timmie KumarHelp in Suffering (HIS)
Timmie Kumar
It is high time that we strive hard to make corporates accountable for this abuse and shift to cage-free eggs.
Mini VasudevanHumane Animal Society (HAS)
Mini Vasudevan
Hens are birds and they need to move, spread their wings, perch, and engage in other natural instincts. But the egg industry denies them these basic freedoms.
Dr. Asher JesudossAloha Ahimsa Foundation
Dr. Asher Jesudoss
No bird deserves to live trapped in a wire cage, unable to even spread her wings.
Khushbu SainaniConsumers For Sustainability
Khushbu Sainani
Egg-laying hens are kept in battery cages which do not allow for any kind of movement. I urge corporations as well as individual egg producers to transition to cage-free systems.
Anjali GopalanAll Creatures Great and Small (ACGS)
Anjali Gopalan

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