The Barbarian Practice of Killing Animals for Fur

Harrison's is wearing a coat of her brand-new fur at the store on Saturday morning - you meet Timi of her neighbors is a 7-year-old. Little Timmy, surprised by the size of the problem, asked Harrison what it was. She this is said that it is her very expensive coat, she bought a few days ago, I have hope that Little Timmy can understand her fashion hobby. When Little Timmy asks what it is, she answered, "fur" hoping that he can not put together the part, however, "from anyone," Timmy is when I asked the fur.

"Fur is around everywhere", photographer Jo-Anne McArthur says. She has been talking to the place where Scandinavian LAIKA, the fur of the giant Saga Furs and Kopenhagen Fur lives. "Some people do not even know that animals are being killed because of fur coats," she said. "I saw the death of a hundred people." MacArthur saw more than most people saw. According to her estimate she recorded 25 furry farms in Europe and Canada. Otters are the most widely grown fur in the world. Denmark alone produces 17.8 million furs per year. It is limited to very small wire cages, and there are also only 8 inches wide. "These are the animals that live near the water. They're lonely life. However, they will have problems. They're eating too much. Their neck is sore.

Activists often insist that killing furry animals is immoral, as activists say, "No one needs a fur coat." Because the fur coat is expressed as "unnecessary luxury", the characteristic of breeding and killing fur animals is "floating". But is the fur really a frivolous or unnecessary product? Humans need clothes to survive, and in many areas, warm clothes are essential. Of course there are other materials that keep us warm, but those best of them (wool, down, leather) are also from animals. At the same time, most synthetic fibers (including counterfeited or "artificial" fur) come from petroleum, whose extraction and conversion is a nonrenewable resource that poses a serious environmental risk.

In the process of "fur" production, many animals live regardless of whether they are raised in the cage of a furry farm or are trapped in the wild. The "fur" industry currently kills about 30 million animals each year, but about 35 animals have been killed and peeled off to make a jacket. The use of fur is now widely rejected as the awareness of the suffering of animals on furry farms and their awareness of their painful deaths are increasing more and more. However, we need to apply these same arguments to reject garments made from the skin and hair of animals like leather and wool.