Animals are sweet, cuddly creatures that deserve to live a normal happy life in their natural habitats. They don’t belong in cruel fur farms. Investigations have been conducted in various fur farms with horrifying results. In fact, the findings have shown that many of the animals are electrocuted and to death, often skinned alive for their beautiful, valuable coats. Read more at http://headlines.peta.org/rabbits-fashion/?utm_campaign=062416%20PETA%20E-News&utm_source=PETA%20E-Mail&utm_medium=E-News
In an ongoing effort to stop the abuse on these fur farms, I am desperately urging various retailers to become fur-free. Such a retailer is BCBG Max Azria Retailer who does continue to sell items trimmed in fur and others made of angora wool. The message to such retailers is what the animals have to endure at these fur farms, according to the researchers and investigators. Part of the reports state that “foxes being electrocuted, dogs bludgeoned to death, and raccoon dogs skinned alive; rabbits are forced to live in cramped, filthy cages before finally being strung up and skinned, sometimes while they are still alive. They are usually killed for their fur when they’re just 6 months old. Some of the animals are kept for breeding, but their babies will be killed.”
The effort in this petition is to urge the BCBG Max Azria Retailer to become fur-free and ban any sales of fur and angora-wool products. These retailers need to learn more about what these animals do endure in the name of fashion and profit, following suit with others that have stopped selling any of these products that promote animal abuse. You can help with this crucial issue by signing and sharing this petition, adding your own views and comments that will protect these animals.
CEO & Founder Max Azria of BCBG Max Azria – I strongly urge you to become fur-free and ban any sales of fur and angora-wool products. Please learn more about what these animals do endure in the name of fashion and profit, following suit with others that have stopped selling any of these products that promote animal abuse. According to recent investigations, parts of the reports state that “foxes being electrocuted, dogs bludgeoned to death, and raccoon dogs skinned alive; rabbits are forced to live in cramped, filthy cages before finally being strung up and skinned, sometimes while they are still alive. They are usually killed for their fur when they’re just 6 months old. Some of the animals are kept for breeding, but their babies will be killed.” This is just some of the abuse that was witnessed. Please follow suit with other retailers like Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Inditex, L Brands Inc., H&M, and dozens of other companies, and ensure that you ban fur and angora sales, and become totally fur-free.
