Tyson gets rich while animals suffer. Tell him what you think.

John H. Tyson is the Chairman of Tyson Foods, the largest meat corporation in the United States. This weekend is his birthday. 

While he celebrates with cake and laughter and presents, millions of animals are suffering on his factory farms. Chickens who struggle to breathe in filthy, ammonia-choked sheds. Pigs who can barely move because the bars of their cages are so tight. Cows who live out their short lives on crowded feedlots.

All told, Mr. Tyson’s personal net worth is over $2 billion—because Tyson Foods slaughters more than two billion animals each year. And none of its chickens will live long enough to celebrate a birthday of their own. 

This is heartbreaking—and you can let Mr. Tyson know what you think about it. When you make a gift in his (dis)honor, you’ll also be able to send him an e-card with your own personal message.

For millions of innocent animals, there will be nothing to celebrate on Mr. Tyson’s birthday. But you can make a gift as a tribute to their lives and help to end this suffering.

This year, let’s tell Mr. Tyson our wish for his birthday: to end Tyson Foods’ abuse of animals.

David Coman-Hidy President

P.S. I’ll also be sending John Tyson a birthday e-card to let him know how I feel about his company’s cruelty. Will you join me?