United Animal Nation /Animal Place looking for volunteers to make calls on behalf of chickens

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If you can help, please reply to the e-mail address below.

 

Kris

 

--- United Animal Nations <info wrote:

>

> We'd like to update you about Animal Place's incredible effort

> to save " spent hens " from an abandoned factory egg farm. Due to

> the response of so many people willing to offer permanent homes,

> Animal Place has been able to save an additional 700 chickens.

>

> And, UAN staff drove to the egg farm on Friday night and pulled

> more than 400 hens from the battery cages. The hens are safely

> housed at Animal Place right now, and UAN has taken full

> responsibility for the placement of these animals.

>

> Since our last e-mail, the most urgent need has shifted from

> transportation to communication, thanks to the amazing community

> response that enabled hundreds more hens to be rescued.

> Transportation will be needed as soon as this weekend, but right

> now we need to identify suitable homes.

>

> We hope that you are willing to help return calls and complete

> phone interviews with interested adopters. Animal Place has

> developed a simple six-question phone interview for potential

> adopters. No experience with chickens is necessary - we will

> provide all necessary training.

>

> Please let us know by replying to this e-mail if you can return

> calls and conduct screenings - either in the UAN office or from

> your home - any day or evening this week. Please indicate in

> your e-mail the day(s) you are available. If you come in the

> office, we'll also show you a slide show of our rescue efforts.

> To work from home, it helps if you have access to the Internet

> and the phone simultaneously. We will e-mail you instructions

> and adopter contact information.

>

 

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Karen Brown

> Program Director

> United Animal Nations

>