This week, animal advocates nationwide are taking fast food giant McDonald’s--one of Tyson Foods’ biggest customers--to task for extreme suffering in its supply chain in advance of its annual shareholder meeting. Join in: Tweet for birds TODAY!

Just over a year ago, Compassion Over Killing’s investigation exposed horrific abuse in Tyson’s supply chain. Though the farm was not a McDonald’s supplier, chickens across the country suffer similar abuse in factory farms.

Since the investigation, Tyson, the nation’s largest poultry producer, has taken some promising steps, including announcing plans to develop its own alternative proteins.

Yet it has refused to address a massive source of suffering in its supply chain: breeding birds to grow so unnaturally large, so quickly that their legs often break under the weight of their own morbidly obese bodies.

Meanwhile, a powerful coalition of animal protection organizations, including COK, have banded together to campaign against the suffering of chickens in McDonald’s own supply chain.

As millions of consumers wake up to the miserable lives of birds in the chicken industry, Tyson and McDonald’s both have an opportunity to end the worst abuses of birds in their supply chains and leap ahead into the plant-based revolution--instead of being left in the dust.

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