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In downtown Portland, activists took to the streets—armed with megaphones, cowbells, and an unwavering commitment to make noise for the millions of hens trapped in cages.

Over two days in Brussels, advocates made sure Radisson Hotel Group had to answer for stalled promises to save animals from suffering.

Most of us open more browser tabs than we’d ever admit. Now that habit can turn every new tab into a $3 donation for animals.

Its first-ever progress report gives us a clear picture of where things stand with hens—and creates the accountability moment this sector has been missing.

Delivering real wins for hens worldwide, PepsiCo publishes a long-overdue look at its cage-free progress.

Thanks to you, every Subway in the US and Canada is now cage-free. Your effort is the secret ingredient behind this milestone.

While other companies did the right thing, these global brands chose cages over compassion.

The Open Wing Alliance has released its latest “Fair and Fowl” report assessing progress on cage-free egg commitments for global companies in 2025.

Progress is good. Accountability is better. Best Western’s report shows movement—but hens still need more than metrics.

Marriott and Sheraton Kigali just hatched a plan for progress—proving cage-free isn’t only possible, it’s the future.