Fur Farming

In 1992, 997,000 animals were killed on ranches for the Canadian fur industry.

These animals are forced to live in tiny cages unable to walk or move around.

They commonly get frost-bitten feet, infections resulting from the wire footing slicing through animals' pads.

Fur animals often kill their babies as a result of the cramped, high-stress environment.

When the killing season arrives, foxes usually meet their end through anal electrocution, or through injections of poisonous chemicals.