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Chick-fil-A Suppliers Caught on Hidden-Camera Torturing Animals

Chick-fil-A Suppliers Caught on Hidden-Camera Torturing Animals

Every Chick-fil-A sandwich is filled with horrific animal abuse. A new Mercy For Animals undercover investigation at multiple Chick-fil-A suppliers reveals baby birds being violently slammed into transport crates and having their legs and wings broken before being electrocuted and then scalded alive. Take action at ChickfilACruelty.com

Categories	Farm (meat)
Species	Chickens
Tags	Website Chick-fil-A (Business Operation) Chicken (Animal) Chicken Meat (Food)
Published	Sat 2 November 2019
Captured/filmed	Not specified
Created	19 November 2014
ID	8j4zoyh7fi
Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: stephanie bee This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: stephanie bee. Link not required.
Country	United States
Location	Circle S Farms, Brandon, Mississippi, United States Open in map Open in gallery

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