Prevent more dogs from being skinned for Louis Vuitton luxury garments!

Major brands designers are flocking to China to take advantage of the zippy, skilled and cheap labour as well as a major loophole in animal welfare laws. (China has no animal rights laws in place at this point - and abusing an animal is thus technically not against the law)

China has now become the world’s largest fur producer and exporter. Chinese entrepreneurs have set up so-called “fur farms” and have managed to obtain remarkable results, as demand for fur has increased significantly almost every year.

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Most of readers do not know the dark secrets that are hide behind closed doors. Undercover investigators from organizations such as PETA or the Humane Society have managed to cast a light into the inhumane activities that are taking place in such facilities.

Animals are exclusively bred for their fur and are regarded solely as disposable objects; workers couldn’t care less about them. They are forced to spend all their lives in misery – crammed in small, dark, tiny cages, with almost no room to move; food and water are luxury items. When the time is right, the animals are put down in the most inhumane ways; for instance, some are hit with metal bars until they perish, others are electrocuted, stomped repeatedly or just have their skin ripped off of them while still conscious.

Foxes, minks or rabbits are normally used in the business, but now suppliers have diversified and are  also using stray dogs or stolen pets for their skin, taking advantage of the abundance of canines (regarded only as “raw materials”) on the market.

This is the shocking truth behind the fur industry. Many companies have set up intermediary firms in order to cover up their tracks and never appear that they have been dealing with China, but everyone in the business knows who the suppliers are. Fur is then turned into high-end fashion garments and exported into Western countries, only to be sold to ignorant, self-centred customers – usually at ridiculously high prices.

One of the most with the most activity in the fur industry has to be French-based Louis Vuitton. It is just appalling and heartbreaking what this fashion brand can sell on its website – you can find luxurious pelts, pricey and ugly shoes, purses or caps, all made out of fur!

Those animals passed away in terrible conditions for this!!!

Urge Louis Vuitton to stop this inhumanity and become a responsible company and go cruelty-free. No animal deserves to subjected to such treatments, under any circumstances. It is our strong belief that the company would never lose market share by denouncing fur, on the contrary, it would gain the respect of every compassionate and kind person in this world.

Louis Vuitton, save the dogs and other animals in China. Stop skinning them alive for your fancy producs!

Take action now to send a strong message to the greedy executives at Louis Vuitton and ask them to ditch all types of fur from their collections.

Read more about China’s dog leather industry here: 

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