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Caged Being – A social experiment

May 18th, 2017

40 People, 40 Hours; Caged!

 

At 10pm on  June 2nd 40 people will say goodbye to their creature comforts and enter  a 56.2 square meter cage inside a disused shop in Ponsonby, to raise  awareness of the biggest animal welfare issue of our time – factory  farming.

The ‘Caged Being’ event will simulate for 40 hours, what 125 million  animals experience each day of their lives here in New Zealand. For  these animals every day is a living hell …and the situation is urgent!  We want to let other Kiwis know so we can act to help stop the cruelty.

 

Amongst  the volunteers in for the long haul will be SAFE ambassadors actor  Emmett Skilton, Masterchef 2013 winner Aaron Brunet and his daughter  Ariana, social media influencers Sam Morgan and Tian Tan and musician  Franko Heke. Other well-known SAFE ambassadors will drop in for extended  cage visits, including Suzanne Paul, ex-bachelorette of 2016 Alicia  Cowan, actress Chelsie Preston-Crayford and Robyn Malcolm. We’re  expecting media coverage of this event, as well as inviting some  Auckland politicians to come inside.

 

FOLLOW THEIR EVERY MOVE

Caged Being will be livestreamed on Facebook – follow the Caged Being event page to tune in. The Caged Beings can also be viewed in person from the footpath @ 63 Gt Nth Rd, Ponsonby

HELP THEM OUT!

Show your support on for the ‘Caged Beings’ as they do 40 hours of cage time. All funds  raised from this exciting social experiment will make a real difference  as we fight together to end the cruel practise of factory farming and  make New Zealand a better place for all animals. Our volunteers will be  making a huge commitment to this cause. The experiment requires  significant time, personal sacrifice and fortitude.

JOIN US

Help us see the participants off on Friday June 2nd at 8pm. Step  inside the cage and take a selfie, then post it to your friends! The  launch is Street side @ 63 Great North Rd, Ponsonby. Because freedom is  worth being caged for!

 

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