Battery Cages

Battery Cages Available as Fabulous Educational Tools
from the Compassionate Living Project

These battery cages were recently retrieved from an abandoned egg farm. The cages are fabulous tools for humane educators and tabling events especially in conjunction with photos that show both the intensity of the crowding within each cage and the enormous size of the battery-cage sheds. The cages have been scrubbed clean and include segments of water lines, food troughs, and egg conveyer belts. To preserve the cage and prevent further rusting, we recommend periodically coating the metal with a clear acrylic paint. The cages may have sharp points where the metal has been cut, so to prevent injury, we do not recommend allowing students and/or children to handle the cages.

 We are not charging a fee for these cages. We ask only that the recipients make a donation to the Compassionate Living Project to help defray the packaging and shipping cost. Depending on distance, it runs roughly between $22 and $40 per cage. We have 60 cages available. Order yours now!

Please contact Neil or Annie at info@CompassionateLiving
Project.org, or at 860-653-0729. Compassionate Living Project, PO Box 202, Granby, CT 06035

EDUCATE TO LIBERATE
BATTERY CAGE DISPLAY
NOW AVAILABLE FOR SALE!

Contact:	Leslie Craine
Address:	1934 Red Lion Ct. Reston, VA 20191
Phone:	703-860-5193
Email	To request Leslie's email address contact Karen@upc-online.org
Ordering Info:	These are available for purchase, for rent or you can borrow them for free and just pay the cost of shipping. A one month rental is $20 plus shipping. The purchase price is $165 plus shipping. Or you can borrow them for one week for just the price of shipping. Depending on where you are, UPS is usually about $20. Contact Leslie for shipping price, delivery times and payment instructions.
Each battery cage display is hand made by Leslie Craine. It is so realistic that people frequently mistake it for the real thing. A great visual for tabling and conferences as well as at protests. People will stop and take notice! A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the battery cage display will go to benefit UPC!