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It’s in a hen’s nature to lay her eggs in a nest, perch, scratch and strut about — but cages don’t allow hens to do this. Choose cage-free eggs to promote the humane treatment and proper care of hens.

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Stay connected to the growing cage-free egg campaign
Educate your friends about the importance of choosing cage-free eggs.
by: Liisa Winkler, WSPA Canada Ambassador and supermodel

Did you know hens are intelligent, social animals, yet over 300 million are living in cramped cages? Use this infographic to spread the word about the benefits of choosing cage-free eggs!

This Mother’s Day, we want to celebrate the special women in our lives with a Cage-Free thank you, because, here at Choose Cage-Free, we think our moms are clucking awesome.
If you are looking for ways to share the love, take a look at these special, hen-themed ways to say ”I love you” to the cool chicks in your life:
A gift that keeps on giving:
by: Christen Shepherd, Cobble Hills Farm Sanctuary
A year in a battery cage takes its toll. When the hens arrive to be taken into our care at Cobble Hills Farm Sanctuary (located in St. Mary’s Ontario, southwest of Stratford) they are weak, afraid and almost featherless. Some are almost completely bald except for a few patches of feathers around their head and top of their legs.

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