Ever since the Supreme Court of the United States upheld a commonsense farm animal protection—California's Proposition 12—lobbyists representing only a segment of the pork industry have pushed for a so-called “fix”—a “fix” that is not at all necessary. In the 118th Congress, they tried it through legislation like the Ending Agriculture Trade Suppression (EATS) Act and Section 12007 of the Farm, Food, and National Security Act. In the current 119th Congress, it’s now the Food Security and Farm Protection Act (S. 1326) which while a different name is identical in bill language to the EATS Act and the Save Our Bacon Act (H.R. 4673) which is identical to Section 12007 of the 2024 House Farm Bill.
Whatever name it takes, this language aims to invalidate Prop 12 and could also wipe out thousands of other state laws. Animals (and people) need your help to stop the unraveling of even the most basic protections.
9.8 Billion
Land Animals
Are raised on U.S. factory farms and killed in slaughterhouses every year, including 9.3 billion chickens.
The size of an
iPad
Battery cages for egg-laying hens force each bird to live her entire life on less space than the dimensions of an iPad.
Roughly
7x2 ft
Gestation crates are so small they prevent mother pigs from even turning around.
Protect state animal cruelty laws!
Farm Animals
Stop dangerous bills that could wipe out animal cruelty laws!
Oppose any so-called “Prop 12 fix” bills that could wipe out animal protection laws.
Read moreWho Opposes the Prop 12 “fix”?
Farmers & Producers
Elected Officials
Legal Professionals
Veterinary Community
Americans from all backgrounds oppose the current attempt to “fix” Prop 12 (a law that does not need fixing) as well as other legislation, like the Food Security and Farm Protection Act (S. 1326) and Save Our Bacon Act (H.R. 4673), seeking to nullify state animal protection laws. For many years, we’ve successfully made the case against extreme confinement methods in industrial agribusiness as both cruel to animals and dangerous to human health.
