Innocent Frankenchickens are in danger right now. Their time is running out. Become an animal hero today and we can change their fate!
Join the fight to stop Frankenchicken!
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Meet Frankie
How does your support help these animals?
Once you join the animal heroes, together we can ensure that British supermarkets commit to stop supporting the cruel breeding of Frankenchickens
1. You will directly help change public attitudes towards chicken by fuelling more undercover investigations.
2. You will help convince companies to stop selling Frankenchickens. Nearly one third of the UK’s Frankenchickens are already being phased out thanks to public commitments from food businesses. The pressure is working. Your regular support will ensure that we have the power to finish the job.
Chris Packham: Open Cages is doing vital work for animals. Their investigations have opened our eyes to the cruel reality of Frankenchickens, and that work must continue. Please become a monthly supporter so we can win this campaign once and for all. It’s just a few pounds, but for animals, those pounds can mean life.
Helen (donor):
As a regular donor to Open Cages I know that I am part of an outstanding organisation who work hard to make a difference to the welfare of animals every day. I would dearly love to live in a world that is free from animal cruelty, and donating to Open Cages each month gives me a sense of hope and optimism because I know that they are working towards this.
Zuzana (donor):
I have always had a strong sense for justice. Farmed animals are the silent sufferers of terrible horrors and daily abuse. Who on earth is in a worse position? Who else should I stand up for!? They have no rights and no voice. Through supporting organisations like Open Cages I try to help millions of animals by giving them a voice, some basic rights and thus better life.
