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安哥拉兔毛背后的血腥 - 内有图片可能引起不适 你喜欢安哥拉兔毛吗？柔软，舒适，各大高级品牌比如Jonathan Saunders, Karen Millen ，Emilio Pucci 都在这季最新的设计里用到ANGORA 安哥拉兔毛。 世界上90%的ANGORA 安哥拉兔毛原料来自中国。你知道这些柔软舒服的ANGORA 安哥拉兔毛是怎么来的吗？ 这些白色的兔子被饲养在中国养殖场的牢笼里，每3-5个月就会经历一次“活拔兔毛”的酷刑。活兔被工人夹住后腿，柔软的毛被工人活生拔下，之后受到巨大惊吓的兔子被浑身发红变肿流血，拔毛案板上血迹斑斑，被关在肮脏的笼子里继续喂食长毛。可以挺过3-5年的兔子老了毛质不好后，会被割喉杀死，脱皮，然后变成食物。中国目前没有任何法律保护动物权益。 ‘PETA UK希望消费者购买任何毛织品的时候注意看标签，即使衣物不是made in china，这些ANGORA 安哥拉兔毛也是90%来自中国，来自图内这些地方。 不要购买和支持这样血腥的产业。 原文（有录像 可能引起不适） http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ ... mp;ns_campaign=1490 PETA has obtained shocking footage of rabbits used in the Chinese angora fur industry, where 90% of the world’s angora fur hails from, which shows workers violently ripping the fur from the animals’ skin as they scream out in pain. They undergo this torturous procedure every three months for three to five years, after this their throats are slit and the skin is teared from their lifeless bodies one final time. PETA UK Associate Director Mimi Bekhechi said: "PETA UK is appealing to shoppers this holiday season. "Please take the time to read the label on that sweater or scarf. If it says 'angora,' remember the gentle rabbits whose fur was cruelly ripped out of their skin and leave the item on the rack." Designers such as Jonathan Saunders, Karen Millen and Emilio Pucci all feature angora in their collections this season which are on sale in Selfridges and Harvey Nichols         The horrific truth of the angora fur industry is revealed in these shocking images from a Chinese workshop. The rabbits are tied up and stretched out before workers rip out the fur by hand, leaving the rabbits bleeding in their cages. In a video recorded by PETA in China, where 90 per cent of the world's angora fur is sourced, the animals can be heard screaming in pain. The animals are kept for two to five years, with their fur being yanked out every two-three months, according to PETA Asia. When the fur has been plucked, the animals are thrown into tiny cages to recover. Once a bunny has outlived its purpose, it is killed and skinned. Rabbits who have their fur cut or sheared also suffer: during the cutting process, their front and back legs are tightly tethered and the sharp cutting tools inevitably wound them as they struggle desperately to escape. PETA reports that the traders keep the animals in solitary in barren wire cages that harm their sensitive feet. They are denied solid flooring, bedding and the vital companionship of other rabbits. In China, there are no penalties for animal abuse on rabbit farms and no standards that regulate the treatment of animals. WARNING: Content in this video has been censored. Rabbits are alive following hair removal ‘PETA UK is appealing to shoppers this holiday season’, says PETA UK Associate Director Mimi Bekhechi. ‘Please take the time to read the label on that sweater or scarf. If it says "angora," leave the item on the rack.’ |
