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Urge Chinese Retailer Meters/bonwe to Stop Selling Fur

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Whether it's for jacket trim, a full-length coat, or fluff on a shoe, animals are violently killed in the fur industry. That's why PETA Asia is putting the pressure on Chinese retailer Meters/bonwe to end its use of fur trim on coats and jackets.

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Eyewitness investigators have documented horrific abuse of animals on fur farms in China—the country from which Meters/bonwe exclusively sources its fur. Animals on these farms are confined to filthy cages for their entire lives before they're bludgeoned, anally electrocuted, gassed, or even skinned alive. One eyewitness captured video footage showing a raccoon dog—the same species killed for Meters/bonwe's coats—who had been skinned alive muster the strength to lift his bloody head and look at the camera.

All fur is stolen from individuals who are imprisoned and violently killed—and whose abuse goes unpunished in China. Don't let Meters/bonwe continue to profit from their suffering. Please sign our petition urging the retailer to stop selling fur.

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Message to {contact_data~firstName} {contact_data~lastName}:

I'm appalled that your company continues to sell the fur of raccoon dogs, despite knowing that these animals are bludgeoned and sometimes even skinned alive in the fur trade. I urge you to drop fur immediately.

Eyewitness investigators have documented horrific abuse of animals on fur farms in China—the country from which Meters/bonwe exclusively sources its fur. Animals on these farms are confined to filthy cages for their entire lives before they're bludgeoned, anally electrocuted, gassed, or even skinned alive—sometimes as they frantically struggle to escape. One eyewitness captured video footage showing a raccoon dog—the same species killed for Meters/bonwe's coats—who had been skinned alive muster the strength to lift his bloody head and look at the camera. In China, there are no penalties for abusing animals on fur farms.

Because of the cruelty inherent in the fur trade, hundreds of designers and retailers—including Uniqlo, Inman, H&M, YISHION, and EXCEPTION de MIXMIND—have banned the sale of any fur or fur-trimmed clothing or accessories.

Please do the right thing and drop fur today.

Sincerely,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}
{user_data~EMail Address}

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