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Past Events
Animal Awareness organizes peaceful demonstrations and leafleting
in the Baltimore area for the purpose of public education. Until
the animals have legislation to liberate them, public education
is their only hope. If the public did not patronize establishments
who practice animal cruelty, then it would no longer exist.
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KFC
Protest with the band Goldfinger - Saturday, Oct. 25, 2:45pm
PETA, Animal Awareness, and the band Goldfinger
From PETA: "We're demanding that KFC stop breeding
and drugging animals, causing them to become crippled under their
own weight or to suffer from heart failure or lung collapse by the
millions; stop slaughtering animals in a manner that causes many to
be scalded to death or drowned in feather-removal tanks; stop gathering
chickens in a manner that breaks millions of the animals' wings and
legs; and give the animals some modicum of mental and physical stimulation
in their sheds."
View the pdf file
of the flyer.
For more information, contact Sean Diener at PETA, seand@peta.org
or go to KentuckyFriedCruelty.com
PETA's Sean Diener (above) uses a microphone to alert the public
to the extreme cruelty that chickens endure for KFC. Animal Awareness
Secretary, Jenny Saccenti wears a chicken outfit with crutches
to illustrate the crippling effect that the inhumane treatment
has on the chickens.
Goldfinger lead singer, John Feldman (in red
jacket & black hat), uses a microphone to call attention to
the terrible way that chickens are raised and slaughtered for
KFC. Animal Awareness volunteers hold banners and signs as well
as provide literature to the interested public.
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