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150 Caged Hens Rescued – All rehomed!

Today we have rescued 150 caged hens from a caged farm in Lincs. This is a fraction of the thousands going to slaughter from the farm, but these lucky ladies are safe, recovering and now we want life-long homes for them.

Thankfully these girls are safe now, and have now all found homes.

 

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