Ryan Gosling is fighting for chicken’s rights, hoping to stop the abuse that is happening to roughly 1 billion of the chickens that are being raised and killed every year for restaurant use.

26-year-old Canadian actor, Ryan Gosling, fired up a complaint letter to KFC Canada operator John Bitove CEO of Priszm Income Fund, urging him to stop KFC suppliers’ worst abuses of chickens on factory farms and in slaughterhouses.

Here’s Ryan’s letter to KFC:

“Dear Mr. Bitove,

I am discouraged to hear that KFC Canada has not intervened to eliminate the abuses that birds raised and killed for KFC restaurants suffer, despite the strides that are being made by other companies.

I understand that KFC Canada is still allowing its suppliers to scald chickens to death in scorching-hot water tanks and that many birds still suffer broken wings and legs because of violent treatment prior to slaughter. As a Canadian, I hope that you’ll set a good example for KFC operators in the U.S. and elsewhere by stopping the worst abuses endured by the birds killed for KFC Canada’s buckets. Won’t you please consider setting a precedent that all other KFCs can follow?

The time is ripe to do the right thing. By adopting the basic recommendations made by PETA and scientific experts (including raising birds in a more natural manner and employing less cruel slaughter methods), you could dramatically improve the lives and deaths of chickens raised and killed for KFC Canada.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Ryan Gosling

For more information about the inhumane slaughter of chickens, visit KFCcruelity.com