How are animals on fur farms killed? - Limited Edition of 100 Photograph

The foxes, mink, raccoon dogs and rabbits raised on fur farms, remain confined in small wire cages for their entire lives. Unable to express their basic natural behaviours such as digging, roaming large territories, swimming and diving, these naturally active and curious animals have been shown to display the stereotypical behaviour of mental distress such as repeated pacing and circling inside their cages. When their pelts are at their prime before they are one year old, the animals are gassed, electrocuted, beaten or have their necks broken. Take a look https://youtu.be/frPNUCbRco0

Photography:Digital on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:100

Size:20 W x 13.3 H x 0.1 D in

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