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You can’t beat a pelt of wet fur 🥵💜
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erythristic coyote paw keychain is in the shop! Or off Etsy for $75 + 🚢 ! (OBO) 🐾 this one is also soft mounted and it’s a super big chunky paw from a large coyote
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First wolf piece and first coastal wolf piece this is a scrap of Vancouver island coastal wolf fur from the amazing facetedfoxdesigns on insta they are probably one of my favorite ethical taxidermists I’m so excited ab this keychain
I definitely plan on ordering from them again!
Thylacine on the scene
I won’t jump the gun and say all fur farms are unethical, but I’m yet to see one that I would consider ok.
Legally, the word “humane” doesn’t mean much. I’ve seen fur farms that pride themselves on “excellent care” while keeping their animals in small wire-bottom cages with basically nothing to do. Many of the animals kept on fur farms are very intelligent and high-maintenance, they have complex needs and are not easy to care for. You’re really just better off buying from a hunter or a roadkill taxidermist.
There seems to be a common misconception in the alterhuman community that ‘if the tail looks healthy and doesn’t have a gold clamp then it’s probably fine.’ But that’s far from the truth.
