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Other viewing options PETA Unearths Shocking Abuse at a Butterball Slaughterhouse During a 40-day investigation, PETA investigators working in a Butterball slaughterhouse in Ozark,

Arkansas, witnessed despicable acts of cruelty to animals that would horrify any kind person. Live birds were slammed against transport trucks and walls, punched and kicked, hung by their broken legs, used as punching bags, and even sexually assaulted—all either for "fun" or out of frustration. One worker crushed a live turkey's head under his shoe until her skull exploded, and another swung a bird against a handrail so hard that her spine was exposed. Although birds constitute more than 98 percent of the land animals eaten in the United States, the U.S. Department of Agriculture refuses to protect birds in its enforcement of the only federal law designed to protect animals at slaughter, the Humane Methods of Slaughter Act. Read more. "And Remember! How can we expect The Almighty God to help us in our lives if we wont do as HE says!"