Our team can provide spokespeople, quotes, images, video footage and background briefings on chickens bred for meat (broiler chickens) and hens used for egg production (layer hens).
We can also provide spokespeople or quotes about other farmed animal issues.
For media enquiries, please email media@animalsaotearoa.org or call 021 0232 5558.
For all other enquiries, please visit our Contact us page.
Media contacts
Marianne Macdonald, marianne@animalsaotearoa.org 021 0232 5558
Jennifer Dutton jennifer@animalsaotearoa.org 027 697 3180
Executive Director.
Corporate Engagement Specialist.
Media images and videos
Animals Aotearoa has access to a range of images and footage of chickens bred for meat (called broilers by the chicken industry) in New Zealand. Images and footage are from fully indoor systems, from free-range systems, as well as of rescued chickens.
High-quality images of chickens bred for meat, in New Zealand factory farms
High-quality footage of chickens bred for meat, in New Zealand factory farms
High-quality images of rescued chickens bred for meat.
Background briefing
About Animals Aotearoa
Mission
Ending the suffering of farmed animals.
Kia mutu ai te whakataumaha i ngā kararehe pāmu.
Launched in 2021, Animals Aotearoa is an animal advocacy charity founded to drive change for farmed animals, chickens bred for meat in particular, by encouraging food businesses to end the worst suffering of these birds. We are part of the Open Wing Alliance, a global alliance of over 80 organisations working to improve the lives of chickens around the world. We are also part of the Aquatic Animal Alliance, working in a similar way to help octopuses, fish and other aquatic animals.
Animals Aotearoa is working with leading food companies to encourage them to commit to using healthier, more naturally growing breeds of chicken, which have been shown to have much better lives, and other welfare improvements specified in the Better Chicken Commitment throughout their supply chain. We ask businesses to set clear deadlines for implementation and be transparent in reporting annual progress towards their commitments.
