End The Cage Age On Fur Farms
How cage enrichment or alternative housing systems fail to meet the welfare needs of animals farmed for fur
The Case Against Fur Factory Farming
A scientific review of animal welfare standards on fur farms (second edition)
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What We Do
Respect for Animals campaigns against the cruel and unnecessary international fur trade, believing fur farming and trapping to be morally indefensible.
How You Can Help!
Donate or get involved in our current campaigns to help us act against the cruel and unnecessary fur trade.
Fighting The Fur Trade
From our hard hitting campaigns involving celebrities and fashion designers to our lobbying of legislators at national and European level, we have a proud track record of fighting the international fur trade.
Respect for Animals led the successful campaign which saw fur farming banned throughout the United Kingdom.
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If you’d like to go beyond the overview and read the research, case studies and common questions around fur, you can find it all in one place.
Our LATESTS Campaigns
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Ombudsman complaint filed after European Commission gave fur lobby privileged access
Respect for Animals has filed a complaint to the European Ombudsman over the European Commission’s handling of the Fur Free Europe European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI), alongside Eurogroup for Animals and FOUR PAWS. We instigated this complaint because we are deeply concerned by how, at the very moment the Commission is deciding what happens next with…
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Stop fur farming in Europe
Over 1.5 million Europeans have signed the #FurFreeEurope initiative calling for an EU-wide ban on fur farms and fur products. There’s no ethical, economic, or environmental justification for continuing this cruel practice. Tell the European Commission to act now and uphold democracy: https://www.eurogroupforanimals.org/fur-free-europe
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End fur sales in the UK
The UK banned fur farming in 2000 — but real fur is still imported and sold. A proposed ban would close that loophole and stop the UK profiting from cruelty in the global fur trade. At a glance What’s the problem? The UK was the first country in the world to ban fur farming. But…