An undercover investigation by PETA claimed to expose animal abuse inside a Butterball turkey plant, alleging that workers sexually assaulted the animals before they were slaughtered.

As millions of people across the United States prepare their turkey-filled Thanksgiving menus, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has drawn attention to its undercover investigation of Butterball’s manufacturing plant in Ozark ...

A nearly 20-year-old video posted by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) alleging turkey abuse at the nation’s foremost provider of Thanksgiving birds has caused an uproar.

Butterball told USA TODAY the video is from 2006 and also said there are no current Butterball turkey recalls.

Butterball faces backlash after People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) resurfaced a 20-year-old video on social media of employees allegedly sexually abusing turkeys, sparking online calls to boycott the brand.

Rumors of a Butterball turkey recall have hit social media just before Thanksgiving. These come in the wake of an animal abuse video resurfacing describing and showing the inhumane treatment of turkeys in one of Butterball’s slaughterhouses.

An old PETA video showing mistreatment of Butterball turkeys under a previous owner went viral on social media ahead of Thanksgiving, leading to returns and calls for a boycott. On Thursday, millions of families will sit down for a dinner that,

Butterball is facing renewed criticism following allegations of abuse after an old clip resurfaced showing the horrors at one of its plants. PETA recently highlighted its undercover investigation from 2006 at Butterball’s Ozark,

Animal right activists have resurfaced nearly 20-year-old footage from a Butterball slaughterhouse to discourage people from eating turkey.