If you’ve ever enjoyed a dipping sauce at Domino’s, or maybe even a dessert, you might want to know where the egg ingredient came from: filthy and cruel factory farms. Domino’s is attempting to dodge customer concerns by claiming “we do not purchase eggs,” but has no excuse for the cage eggs that are used in prepackaged products from its third party vendors.

Companies large and small are moving away from supporting this practice, including Domino’s major competitor, Papa John’s. Fast food joints from McDonald’s to Arby’s and even the country’s largest retailers, Kroger and Walmart, are all committing to the same thing: ditching cages.

The egg ingredients used in the prepackaged foods Domino’s purchases come from hens that are forced to live virtually their entire lives in a space roughly the size of an iPad. These hens can’t even stretch a wing, but it would appear that Domino’s is not concerned and even went as far to say, “We do not have a point of view on cage-free eggs.”

On the other hand, Domino’s consumers do. It is time for Domino’s to take responsibility for the products it purchases and commit to eliminate cage eggs throughout its entire supply chain.

Please sign our petition to let Domino’s know that you will not support such a socially irresponsible company with your dining dollars.