Is fur farming humane? Here is what Canadians think.
This post looks at several public opinion surveys to reveal what Canadians think about fur farming.
This post looks at several public opinion surveys to reveal what Canadians think about fur farming.
Finnish government orders cull of mink and foxes after avian flu outbreaks on fur farms across the country.
The Finnish government has ordered a cull of mink and foxes on fur farms due to the spread of H5N1 avian flu.
Portion of bill allows creation of new and sale of existing dog trial and train area licenses, where wild captured foxes and coyotes are used to train dogs to hunt them.
Disturbing images from inside fur farms prompts animal law group to file complaint.
Because of recent successes, The Fur-Bearers are poised to take on new opportunities to end fur farming in Canada – with your help.
New census data from Statistics Canada reveals that fur farming has reached a historic low.
In an era when consumers, companies, and entire countries are rejecting fur, the Government of Nova Scotia is funding its production.
You may be surprised at what we heard when we asked multiple government agencies this question.
A new survey has found that three in four Canadians support a nationwide ban on fur farming.
Statistics Canada has published new data on fur farming in Canada. The new data update adds information for years 2019 and 2020. There is reason to be optimistic.
There are hundreds of thousands of animals on Canada’s fur farms. Rose was one of them, this is her story.
Did you miss our informative webinar and panel on Monday, July 12? We recorded the entire event and it’s now online.
House of Commons petition will require a formal response by government if enough signatories participate.
High-level report highlights ongoing concerns surrounding farms, advises transitioning owners to green, climate-meeting goals.
Mink, nutria, ferret and fox fur farming prohibited; chinchilla and angora rabbit farming to continue.
Provincial election an opportunity to address public safety threat of trapping in B.C.
This pregnant fox had exposed bones as she dragged a trap down the road in BC. It's time to end the use of leg-hold traps!
Call on Nova Scotia Minister of Lands and Forestry to direct staff to use coexistence measures and enforcement to protect wildlife from human action.
Legislative changes may make it easier to prosecute cruelty.
Documentary video by wildlife photographer shows impact of inhumane snares.
Government program to hand and aerial drop vaccines a compassionate plan.
Formed in 1953, The Fur-Bearers (The Association for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals) is a registered Canadian charity that protects fur-bearing animals through conservation, advocacy, research, and education. Your donation is tax-deductible. Charitable registration number: 130006125RR0002