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Fur Factory Farming in Ireland – Still not Banned!

category national | animal rights | news report author Wednesday September 28, 2011 18:30author by ALiberation - ALiberationauthor email aliberationnow at gmail dot comauthor phone 086 3203643 Report this post to the editors

ALibertion held a giant banner stating “Ban Irish Fur Farms!” over the O’Connell Bridge in Dublin on 27/09/2011.
Ban Irish Fur Farms Banner, Dublin
Ban Irish Fur Farms Banner, Dublin

Fur Factory Farming in Ireland – Still not Banned!

ALibertion held a giant banner stating “Ban Irish Fur Farms!” over the O’Connell Bridge in Dublin on 27/09/2011.

Most if not all the animals used in Ireland are exploited for our pleasure, convenience or tradition. In other words there is no good reason why we use animals. Fur factory farms are one of the more obvious symptoms of this.

Why is it still not banned?

Ask your government why 200,000 more Minks, Red Foxes and Arctic Foxes will be killed by poisonous gas and anal electrocution over the next few months in Ireland. Why these animals are caged for their entire life suffering deprivation.

Or simply ask “When will fur factory farming become banned in Ireland?”

Please also send any replies you receive to [email protected]

For a full list of contact details of TD’s, Senators and MEP’s please see here:
http://contact.ie/contact

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Sample letter:
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Dear Deputy/Senator/MEP,

When will fur factory farming become banned in Ireland?

Yours Sincerely,

Your Name Here

Related Link: http://www.aliberation.org
author by Serfpublication date Thu Sep 29, 2011 05:46author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Good creative action folks. Kudos.
This abominable practice should be banned. Its disgusting and lowers us as human beings.

here's the rest of your fur coat
here's the rest of your fur coat

Related Link: http://www.peta.org/issues/animals-used-for-clothing/fur-farms.aspx
author by ALiberation - ALiberationpublication date Wed Sep 28, 2011 18:52author email aliberationnow at gmail dot comauthor address author phone 086 3203643Report this post to the editors

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