
20/04/2025
Our hearts are broken — today we said goodbye to Sunny.
Sunny was rescued from a life in a cage at a battery hen farm. She was bred to be exploited as an “egg machine,” destined to be killed at around two years old once her production declined.
Instead, Sunny found freedom.
She lived with us for just over four precious years, and we believe she was around 5–6 years old. Sadly, Sunny succumbed to reproductive failure — a common fate for ISA Browns, who are genetically manipulated to lay up to 300 eggs a year, compared to the natural 10–15.
In her final weeks, our gorgeous girl had slowed down a lot. This morning, with heavy hearts, we knew it was time to make the hardest call.
Our hens eggs are always given back to them — they love their eggs, and it’s good for them. In the end, all Sunny wanted were her favourite things: eggs, lettuce and watermelon. Thank you for showering her with treats.
This is the real price of eggs.
We’re so grateful to the kind-hearted vets who cared for Sunny and made her comfortable as she gently drifted off in a soft bed.
Fly free, sweet Sunny 💜