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WHO IS DOUG ROSENCRANS? With over a decade of leadership experience at 7-Eleven, Doug Rosencrans took on his current position as the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer in May 2022. Working at the world’s largest convenience store, he oversees more than 7,400 franchised locations. Doug has the power and responsibility to end the animal abuse in 7-Eleven’s supply chain. So why won’t he? Learn more In 2016, 7-Eleven committed to ending its use of eggs that come from hens kept in tiny, filthy cages and agreed to transition the company over to 100% cage-free eggs by 2025. This commitment was similar to those made by other companies over the years—now 400+ companies in the US have commitments to transition to the use of solely cage-free eggs. 7-Eleven, like all of those companies, benefited from the positive PR that comes with such an announcement, receiving praise from customers, news outlets, and animal protection groups. Since that time, 7-Eleven removed its 100% cage-free egg policy from its website without informing its customers. This lack of accountability and transparency is unacceptable. As consumers—as well as 7-Eleven’s own leaders—know, making a promise is not the same as fulfilling a policy. Caged egg-laying hens spend their lives crammed together in small, filthy, and barren wire cages. They cannot dust-bathe or express most of their other natural behaviors. Often, they suffer from broken bones and mental anguish. Each hen is unable to even spread her own wings, and has the space about the size of an iPad on which to live her entire, miserable life. Is supporting cages really how 7-Eleven expects to “create positive change?” Chickens are social, intelligent animals who should not be forced to live in such horrifying conditions. And companies like 7-Eleven should not go back on their commitments, especially when they affect the lives of so many animals. Will Doug choose to do the right thing and encourage his fellow leadership to republish the company’s commitment to end animal cruelty, or will he continue to ignore the public promise 7-Eleven made? Click “Take Action” below to tell Doug Rosencrans that consumers demand more and animals deserve better; now is the time to demonstrate true leadership by showing the world that 7-Eleven sticks to its word. Take action This site is neither endorsed by, nor sponsored by, nor affiliated with 7-Eleven.