
Wolf, bobcat, and lynx fur farms uncovered in Canada
Your voice is needed to stop the inherently inhumane industry that puts animals, the environment, and public health at risk.
Your voice is needed to stop the inherently inhumane industry that puts animals, the environment, and public health at risk.
Faux furs still create problems for animals, people, and the environment. Learn more now!
A new article published in Frontiers in Animal Science provides a comprehensize overview into the problems of fur farming.
Snare traps are widely used to kill Canadian wildlife in the commercial fur trade. This post looks at the impact of snares on wildlife and pets.
The Ministry of Forests has rejected calls to end the commercial trapping of beavers after a devastating wildlife season.
Autumn marks the beginning of trapping season across Canada. This post highlights the risks of trapping to the public.
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.
Popular educational website run by Drs. Scott Weese and Maureen Anderson highlight lack of response to outbreaks
The province of Nova Scotia is no longer offering its Mink Industry Enhancement program.
The Canadian mink fur farm industry is rejecting key measures in a federal bill designed to prevent future pandemics.
Canada’s food regulator warns Canadians about H5N1 risks. Where is the warning about fur farming?
Historic fur house no longer selling fur products, company confirms.
Regulation changes under British Columbia’s Fur Farm Regulation take effect on April 1, 2023.
The Fur-Bearers has published a new report: Fur Farming in Canada – Towards a Post-Fur Future.
New documentary shines a light on the dark cages of the fur industry in Canada.
Polling by BC SPCA shows vast support, one year after closures announced due to public health concerns.
Don’t miss the screening of documentary Real Fur in Vancouver! Join director Taimoor Choudhry and The Fur-Bearer’s Lesley Fox for an exclusive Q & A.
The Fur-Bearers has obtained documents showing the extent of government support for the country’s largest fur-producing province: Nova Scotia.
HUGE NEWS: During an election debate on animal protection this week, four of the main political parties in Quebec committed to banning fur farming in the province.
From COVID-19 oubreaks to impacts on the environment, this post compiles research published in 2022 about fur farming in Canada.
Disturbing images from inside fur farms prompts animal law group to file complaint.
A judgment has been made on The Fur-Bearers’ judicial review regarding the BC government’s issuance of a fur farm licence to a chinchilla farm.
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