


She needs her space.



Average wingspan: 75cm




She needs her space.
Just like you do.
Just like you do.














Space afforded by cage egg farmers: 26cm
Average wingspan: 75cm
But egg industry bosses think space is a luxury hens don’t deserve.



Space afforded by cage egg farmers: 26cm
Average wingspan: 75cm




They ignored science, and squeezed millions of animals into tiny spaces like this.

Space afforded by cage egg farmers: 26cm
Average wingspan: 75cm




That’s not even enough room to spread her wings!

Space afforded by cage egg farmers: 26cm
So, for most egg-laying hens, life’s a bit like living in a straightjacket.


Cage egg farmers not only denied her space. They denied her all the things that make her happy. Like stretching, walking, exploring...

...and sunlight.

‘Life’ in a tiny cage isn’t just cruel and unnatural. It’s unhealthy, too.



Osteoporosis
80% of caged hens suffer from osteoporosis due to calcium depletion and lack of movement.
SOURCE: “Welfare Implications of Avian Osteoporosis” (2004), A. B. Webster
Weak and unable to exercise, 4 in every 5 caged hens suffer a crippling disease.


SOURCE: New Scientist - ‘Secret sleep of birds revealed in brain scans’
Her only escape from this caged cruelty is in her sleep. And just like you, she dreams...


She dreams of a kinder world — of a life worth living.