The Problem

Most eggs in India come from hens trapped in tiny cages

What life in a cage looks like

LIFE OF A HEN
I live my entire life in a cramped cage where I cannot spread my wings, walk, or perch.
No Rest, No Relief
Constant artificial light forces me to lay eggs endlessly, and my body is pushed beyond exhaustion.
I am in constant pain
The cramped cages force us to trample each other, causing painful injuries and fractures. With no space to move, my spine weakens and can collapse, leaving me paralyzed and unable to reach food or water.
My Health is Ignored
The filthy conditions here spread disease, and many of us suffer and die unnoticed.
These Awful Conditions Are a Risk to Us and You
Such filthy conditions allow diseases to thrive and can even spread to humans.
Feather Loss
My feathers fall out from the stress and overcrowding, leaving me exposed and sore.
I Am Not Alone
Crores of hens like me endure this suffering every day. It doesn’t have to be this way. By speaking up for us, you can help create a world where we are treated with care and respect.
Take Action

Cage-free is the bare minimum

Battery cages break bodies and spirits. Switching to cage-free reduces suffering— drastically.

Hens get to walk. Stretch. Perch. Nest. Dust-bathe.

They get to be birds.

A switch to cage-free housing​ reduces annoying pain by 70% disabling pain by 63% hurtful pain by 57%

The cruelty they choose to fund

Hotels, restaurants, manufacturers, and caterers buy millions of eggs. Their decisions make or break entire supply chains.

When they choose caged eggs, they pay for pain.

The promises exist. The suffering continues.

Global food giants promised to go cage-free. But in India, many have broken that promise. The deadline is near — and hens remain trapped.

We won’t wait.

We track progress, expose silence, and demand action.

We won’t stop until they do.

Be part of the force holding them to their word.

Because when companies break promises, hens pay the price.

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