Congleton / Sutton Fresh Start For Hens

Congleton / Sutton Fresh Start For Hens Welcome to the collection point page for Congleton Fresh Start For Hens. www.freshstartforhens.co.uk

The ladies are here early today! If you are rehoming from us today please feel free to come earlier than your time slot ...
27/09/2025

The ladies are here early today! If you are rehoming from us today please feel free to come earlier than your time slot if it suits you.

We will be rehoming again this weekend (27th Sept) so please get your reservations completed on the website www.freshsta...
22/09/2025

We will be rehoming again this weekend (27th Sept) so please get your reservations completed on the website www.freshstartforhens.co.uk these girls are from a lovely free range organic farm

20/09/2025

8 hens left from today’s rehome due to a rehomer not collecting.
Please let me know if you can offer them a home

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We are a not for profit organisation, run entirely by volunteers who are dedicated to rehoming hens from the commercial egg production sector.

OUR AIM is to ensure as many people as possible are aware of the plight of the commercial hen, and demonstrate that there are alternatives to early slaughter.

OUR COMMITMENT is to rehome as many hens as we can into suitable homes, where they can live out the rest of their natural lives.

OUR GOAL is to educate the public about the ethical benefits of buying free range eggs, whilst supporting the work of British farmers. Commercially, all laying hens are slaughtered at the age of 72 weeks, when their production drops slightly. Their carcasses are worth very little and are usually sold for dog food, baby food or cheap, processed pies etc. We work closely with British farmers and purchase the hens from the caged, barn and free range systems, just before their slaughter date.