Months after PETA investigations at two Tyson slaughterhouses revealed abuse of chickens, the Georgia. D.A. has yet to act. Demand action now! Read more.
Since the winter of 2004, PETA has made several unexpected—and undercover—visits to Tyson Foods slaughterhouses. In Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee, PETA investigators found disgusting conditions and shocking abuse of the chickens killed for Tyson Foods and the restaurants it supplies.
KFC is the number one seller of chicken flesh in the world, and Tyson Foods is one of KFC's leading suppliers. PETA is demanding that both companies take responsibility for the cruelty documented inside Tyson's slaughterhouses.
Learn more about PETA's investigations by exploring this site, and learn more about PETA's campaign against KFC by visiting KentuckyFriedCruelty.com. |
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| Tyson Foods is a major supplier to KFC, which PETA is targeting until the company agrees to eliminate the worst abuses of chickens. Tyson's "director of animal well-being," who was unable or unwilling to prevent the abuse discovered in our investigation, sits on KFC's Animal Welfare Advisory Council. Learn more about KFC's cruelty to chickens. | ||||||||||||||
