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Bellevue Park Hotel Animal Cruelty

Bellevue is betraying animals by breaking its 2019 promise to phase out cage eggs and continuing to support cruel confinement.

Sign this petition and demand that Bellevue go cage-free!

Bellevue Park Hotel supports animal cruelty !

Bellevue Park Hotel supports animal cruelty !

Bellevue Park Hotel supports animal cruelty !

Bellevue Park Hotel supports animal cruelty !

Bellevue Park Hotel supports animal cruelty !

Bellevue Park Hotel supports animal cruelty !

Bellevue Park Hotel supports animal cruelty !

Bellevue Park Hotel supports animal cruelty !

Bellevue Park Hotel supports animal cruelty !

Bellevue Park Hotel supports animal cruelty !

Bellevue is betraying animals

All responsible, high-quality hotels, such as Wellton, Rixwell, Avalon and others, refuse to use cruelly produced products – eggs from caged hens. Meanwhile, the proud Bellevue "Superior" hotel chooses to profit at the expense of animal suffering.

For its guests' breakfast tables, Bellevue chooses to purchase eggs from cramped, overcrowded cages. For the hens, Bellevue Park Hotel's "Superior" rooms mean a lifetime of misery in tiny cages where they cannot even walk properly or spread their wings. They never see daylight or feel the ground beneath their feet.

Do you also believe that animals deserve decent living conditions and that companies must honour their promises? Demand that Bellevue stop using cage eggs immediately.
Bellevue, say NO to cage eggs!

Confinement

Laying hens are forcibly confined in cramped metal wire cages where it is impossible to ensure their welfare. In these overcrowded cages, each hen is allocated a tiny amount of space, equivalent to a single sheet of A4 paper. Hens are often unable to withstand these conditions and die right there in their cages.

Injuries

Leg and claw injuries occur more frequently in cages than in other housing systems. Standing on sharp wire flooring causes skin damage and broken claws. Other body parts also frequently get caught in the wire mesh, resulting in bone fractures, deformities, and severe feather loss.

Psychological
suffering

Like other animals, hens need to engage in natural behaviours, such as moving around, stretching, spreading their wings, dust bathing, scratching, perching, and exploring their surroundings. Being constantly prevented from performing these instinctive behaviours causes immense and ongoing suffering.