See below for a list of wins made possible by generous animal advocates and Compassion in World Farming supporters like you:

Europe’s leading egg producer, Gruppo Eurovo, pledged to become 100% cage-free
Animals in the UK were legally recognized as sentient beings
Latvia, Malta and Ireland banned fur farming
The EU’s official scientific body (EFSA) called for mother pigs to be free from cages
Arizona became the tenth state to ban cages for hens
Amsterdam markets stopped selling live crabs and lobsters
And the Dutch Parliament voted to stop them from being boiled alive
Taiwan banned cages for new duck farms
Denmark did the same for laying hens
Germany and Italy both took action to ban the culling of male chicks
Congress introduced a bill to support plant-based meal options in schools
Over 60 companies are now working with Compassion in World Farming’s food business team to improve chicken welfare standards
San Francisco stopped the construction of new factory farms
The EU Parliament voted in support of a draft law that would ban imports linked to deforestation
Spain made CCTV compulsory in all slaughterhouses
100% of the fresh chicken sold by M&S in the UK is now higher welfare
The UN Environmental Assembly adopted a resolution recognizing the links between animal welfare and environmental crises and environmental and animal protection were included in the Italian Constitution
The Dutch Government announced a plan to cut nitrogen emissions which could significantly reduce the numbers of animals being farmed.
Over 138 million animals are set to benefit each year from Compassion in World Farming’s 2022 Good Farm Animal Welfare Award winners

We would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who has advocated for these changes for farmed animals. Today, in honor of World Day for Farmed Animals, you can take your advocacy one step forward with a donation that will be matched dollar-for-dollar, up to $10,000!