Tell Trader Joe's, Winn-Dixie, Piggly Wiggly and Save A Lot to Stop Being Cagey about Farm Animals!
Sign our petition to let Trader Joe's®, Winn-Dixie®, Piggly Wiggly® and Save A Lot® know that they are falling behind their peers and you want them to stop supporting cruel factory farming practices.
For the second year in a row, these stores scored zero points on the ASPCA Supermarket Scorecard for their farm animal welfare policies – unlike the other 20 largest U.S. supermarkets, they have no plans to ban caging and other extremely inhumane farming methods from their supply chains.
Tell them it's time to move to more humane products that are now widely available, rather than those made from animals suffering in the worst conditions.
We will share the list of signers with these stores to show them that the public – and their customers – want them to do better for farm animals.
Sign our petition to let Trader Joe's®, Winn-Dixie®, Piggly Wiggly® and Save A Lot® know that they are falling behind their peers and you want them to stop supporting cruel factory farming practices.
For the second year in a row, these stores scored zero points on the ASPCA Supermarket Scorecard for their farm animal welfare policies – unlike the other 20 largest U.S. supermarkets, they have no plans to ban caging and other extremely inhumane farming methods from their supply chains.
Tell them it's time to move to more humane products that are now widely available, rather than those made from animals suffering in the worst conditions.
We will share the list of signers with these stores to show them that the public – and their customers – want them to do better for farm animals.
Sign our petition to let Trader Joe's®, Winn-Dixie®, Piggly Wiggly® and Save A Lot® know that they are falling behind their peers and you want them to stop supporting cruel factory farming practices.
For the second year in a row, these stores scored zero points on the ASPCA Supermarket Scorecard for their farm animal welfare policies – unlike the other 20 largest U.S. supermarkets, they have no plans to ban caging and other extremely inhumane farming methods from their supply chains.
Tell them it's time to move to more humane products that are now widely available, rather than those made from animals suffering in the worst conditions.
We will share the list of signers with these stores to show them that the public – and their customers – want them to do better for farm animals.
