#furfree

🐾✨ La moda cambia, il futuro migliora. In 10 anni, l’uso delle pellicce è crollato dell’85%. Sempre più paesi vietano gli allevamenti, sempre più brand scelgono la sostenibilità. Una vittoria per gli animali e per l’etica. 🌍

Purdue University ethicist, Professor Mark Bernstein describes this newly published report as providing an “unanswerable” case against fur factory farming. He continues that “Anyone even remotely thinking about buying fur, needs first to read this book.”   The study found that “the conditions in factory fur farms means it is impossible for animals farmed for their fur to express their normal species-specific behaviour. The inability to live their normal expressive life leads to behaviours known as ‘stereotypies’ and harms that include psychological stress, fur chewing, self-injury, and biting.”   Written by Directors of the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics, Professor Andrew Linzey and Dr Clair Linzey, An Ethical Critique of Fur Factory Farming is newly published Palgrave Macmillan as part of their forty-volume strong Animal Ethics Series.   The study also found that the so-called “Welfur” system instituted by the fur industry does not prevent the infliction of major harms on animals, such as unhealed injuries, half tails, missing, and severe bent feet. The authors ask: “if fur factory farming is so animal friendly that it provides what the industry calls a ‘good’ life for animals, why should there be evidence of any injury at all?”   “The fur industry cannot have it both ways: it cannot claim to exhibit the highest standards of welfare and yet simultaneously accept that harms, sometimes major harms, can be detected on their ‘farms’. The claim that ‘Welfur’ offers protection against animal suffering is to be pusillanimous before the facts.”   The fur trade is a multimillion-pound industry worldwide. It is estimated that over 100 million animals are killed in fur farms worldwide annually. Animals farmed for their fur include mink, foxes, racoon dogs, rabbits, and chinchillas.   Bernstein also comments, “An Ethical Critique of Fur Factory Farming is especially impressive in presenting the best defence fur farming has to offer, and then showing its glaring inadequacies.”   The hundred-page report concludes that “from any ethical perspective, that takes animal suffering seriously, fur factory farming fails basic moral tests. The arguments supplied in justification are seriously flawed and or fallacious … Factory-farmed fur is a non-essential vanity product … The fur factory system is inherently inhumane. It should be prohibited by legislation.”   Fur factory farming is banned in many countries including Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, but is still legal in the United States, Canada, Russia and China.

Stay fashionable and fur free! 

I honestly don’t wear fur because of River I honestly feel disgusted seeing people wear an animal, like that animal got skinned and killed because of your needs. Anything like jackets, shirts, carpets, etc. I don’t wear any animal fur that belongs TO THE ANIMAL.

Loving this Pin collab by @jessicahazemua & @creatorcollab 🖤🖤 Go grab yours before they’re gone!! Jessica is wearing •DIVINE FLESH• Lipstick #lipstick #beauty #crueltyfree Repost ・・・ Thank you to all the babes that have supported us in raising money and #Furfree awareness with these pins! They will be limited edition so make sure you get yours before they’re gone!!! 60% of profits go to our fur friends at @boochaces 🖤🖤 wearing the all black @creatorcollab Fur Free pin 🖤🖤 Check out my stories to see my go to brushes used for this look using the @lindahallbergcosmetics Infinity palette- lips are @necromancycosmetica Divine Flesh with @lipglossbossinc. Were you aware that most makeup brushes were made from fur!? Animals such as goats, squirrels, mink, pony and sable live in horrible fur farms to provide us with fur. They’re either killed (electrocution or gas mostly) or contained in cages for their whole lives to provide us with these natural fibers for our makeup brushes. Synthetic fiber brushes these days are 100% comparable to natural fiber, and in my opinion are even better! They last longer because they don’t splay out as easy or get rough feeling with age. Just like with Mink lashes there is no “cruelty free” way to obtain natural fibers. No dead animal or caged animal is living an uncruel life. Say FUCK FUR and switch to Vegan brushes!!! 🖤🖤🖤 #fuckfur #crueltyfreebeauty #veganbeauty #veganbrushes #makeupbrushes

... Yesterday I had the honor of hanging out and grabbing a late #vegan lunch with none other than @thekatvond who ∙ We talked animal rights, activism, and the fight against #fur #animaltesting, and animal ingredients in the fashion industry, where Kat is making noise and waves for the animals 💙🐇🦊🐰🐮💜 ∙ I'm so grateful to Kat for continuing to utilize her impressive platform to magnify the voices of non-human animals and bring attention to the fight for their liberation. (And for the hilarious visual of me standing next to her in her platform shoes. It's epic) ;D ∙ ∙ #animalrights #ARC2017 #vegan #govegan #vegansofig #instavegans #vegansofinstagram #veganism #katvond #fashion #beauty #fur #fuckfur #furfree #crueltyfree #animalliberation #whatveganslooklike #vegetarian

#Jews Go #Fur-Free, as it is not a #vegan, against animal #cruelty and an #empathy for #animals(http://bit.ly/2ouITbA) #veganer #love #eco