The Humane League

In 2023, The Humane League continued its commitment to fixing our broken food system, freeing animals from cages, and ending The cruelest practices on factory farms. Securing commitments to change The world for chickensthl's researchers, campaigners, organizers, and negotiators engaged corporate executives in dialogue, launched high-profile public pressure campaigns, and persuaded companies to eliminate The worst abuses from their supply chains. This year, The Humane League secured 7 new commitments from companies to eliminate cages for egg-laying hens and The open wing alliance secured 89 new cage-free commitments. The open wing alliance also secured 44 new commitments to change The cruel practices endured by broiler chickens that are raised for meat. Continuing to hold corporations accountable in 2023, The Humane League pushed 62 corporate targets to make meaningful progress on their cage-free commitments, including quiznos, barnes and noble, giant eagle, and panda express that are reporting progress on their respective commitments to stop sourcing eggs from caged hens. Yum! Brands, The world's largest fast food chain, reported that 90% of its egg volume for 25,000 locations are now cage-free, and they're on track to meet their 2030 commitment in all markets.the open wing alliance released its cage-free fulfillment report for 2023, which found that 89% of all cage-free egg commitments with deadlines of 2022 or earlier have been fulfilled. Building our movementour animal protection movement is expanding globally via The open wing alliance (owa), which has grown to a coalition of 90+ member organizations in 70 countries. The owa awarded $2.35m in grants to fund The work of 39 member organizations in their institutional cage-free and broiler welfare campaign work around The world in 2023. Our animal policy alliance, a strategic alliance of organizations in The us, engaged 15 organizations that are actively driving legislative change for animals in their respective communities or regions.thl's cadre of changemakers, an extensive network of 172 grassroots activists across The us, took 3,020 grassroots actions and 12,620 digital actions demanding change for animals in 2023.