ALT A person holding a chicken, smiling outdoors. Surrounding text includes messages about animal welfare: "even more Reasons to follow (or unfollow) us: Our Global CEO has his own flock of rescue hens; Your feed may contain too many baby animals; We think chickens deserve more than a crowded shed; We have strong opinions about crates, cages and fish farms; We don’t give up until we get the government to listen; We celebrate welfare wins like football fans celebrate goals; We think compassion belongs on every farm."

ALT An individual standing outdoors beside a bicycle on a sports field. The image includes the text "Thank You Bill!" in large letters.

ALT A graphic titled "Interesting findings from the EU" questions if cage‑free systems benefit EU farmers and animals. A hen is pictured, and an arrow prompts to swipe for results.

ALT The image features a black background with white and pink text. It states: "82% of surveyed EU farmers would farm without cages, if the right conditions were in place."

ALT The image features text stating, "74% acknowledged that animal welfare would improve in cage-free systems," on a dark background.

ALT The image features text stating, "71% said that going cage-free would have a positive impact on their own wellbeing."

ALT Image of a poster titled "Which farmed animal are you?" with a picture of a chicken. The text describes traits: small but chaotic, always busy, always inquisitive, loyal to close friends, often underestimated. The word "chicken" is highlighted.

ALT Quiz poster asking 'Which farmed animal are you?' with a list of traits: calm presence, loves routine, gentle giant, protective of loved ones, enjoys the simple things. Image of a cow's nose at the bottom. The word 'Cow' in bold green letters.

ALT Illustrated text asking, "Which farmed animal are you?" followed by a list: highly intelligent, loves snacks, social butterfly, curious about everything, will absolutely hold a grudge. Below is an image of a pig standing on grass.

ALT Image titled "Which farmed animal are you?" with colorful text. It describes attributes such as sensitive soul, strong friendship group, avoids drama, follows their heart, and underrated icon. A photo of a sheep is shown in the lower left corner.

ALT "Factory farming is extremely cruel and depressingly outdated. Not only does it cause immense animal suffering, but it also threatens our health and the health of our planet on a daily basis." Dr Marc Abraham, Vet.

ALT A tiered chart titled "Ranking Types of Farming" displays five categories from top to bottom: Regenerative, Free-range, Higher welfare indoor, Indoor, and Cages. Each category includes relevant images of farm animals such as cows, chickens, and pigs. The categories are color-coded with S in red at the top and D in green and C in blue.