Just wondering, were the articles/links not clear or too much content for you to absorb?

and improving their products and policies. It would be worthwhile to communicate with them rather than cancel memberships now.

The responses on this site make me question the intent of this group.
If you are part of the Animal Rights group this should not be controversial.

Informing Costco of your concern while remaining a customer will do much more towards fixing the problem.

Staying with Costco means my membership $$$ will contribute to this horrific situation.
I choose to speak with my hard earned money.

They be pure as the driven snow.

Costco is a union shop, pays their employees well, and promotes from within.

Those are all very good things.

Pitching a fit and taking your ball and going home won't make any changes happen.
Once you're an ex-customer - they have no reason to care what you think.

Call and complain, write letters, ... if enough people agree you - they'll change.

But I will not continue paying a membership fee that will support the horrendous treatment of farm animals.

When you choose to boycott a company/store based on ethics, let them know. Your choices are just that. I'm completely with you on how you support a company with your hard earned cash. Or, deny them with the same, choosing to send marketshare elsewhere.

Shame these particular DxE activists couldn't have removed more animals, but kudos for those in a better place.

Until every cage is empty.