
Approximately 85% of fur comes from China, where animals including cats and dogs are skinned alive. Please get the facts about fur.
Let's make it happen. And say a prayer for animals in China

ShopNBC gets worse every dayUsed to be such a Shop junkie, too. The quality of merchandise they offer now is an insult to my intelligence and such a far, far cry from the goods they sold years ago.. I don't know how this channel stays on the air. And like another poster, I watch it for comedic value.
One more holiday windows anti-fur protest! PLEASE COME OUT!
When: Sunday, December 28, 2-4 p.m.
Check out this matronly fur hag! She's wearing the whole fur farm! Draped head to toe in the skins of fur-bearing animals that were killed by the cruelest methods imaginable: being skinned alive, or anally and orally electrocuted, or having pesticide injected straight into their hearts. Even though this woman is short of stout and, dare I say "dumpy," this coat is about and getup represents many dozens of murdered animals.
Zac Posen's bloody and torturous ways got some serious attention on Thursday night at Bryant Park. Passersby and fashionistas wannabes who were there for the show stopped to watch gruesome video of a dog being skinned alive for his fur. The crowd ebbed and flowed, and things picked up when the runway show was over and the attendees spilled out on the sidewalk. We were there to greet them with some reality about how fur is obtained.
Thanks, John McCain, for insulting the intelligence of women everywhere.
Fashion Week is almost upon us, and some of the bloodiest barbers of the fur industry will be showing at their gaudy freak shows! See you there! It's always good for a laugh to see so many extreme facelifts, as my friend Santos has commented.
Cedric and Norma Jean Kirchner are the faces behind the bloody business of fur on ShopNBC. They came out of retirement after 40 years in the unspeakably cruel fur industry to create this line of animal skins. They call them "fun little luxuries," but the reality is very different. Torture such as being skinned alive just isn't luxurious.
ShopNBC is once again selling its bloody fur from China, profiting on people's ignorance. How much do you know about truth in advertising when it comes to fur? Do you know that China is the world's leading exporter of fur, and do you know that most of it comes from dogs and cats that have been skinned alive for their pelts? Do you know where the murderous Cedric's Luxe collection "comes from"?
I use to be such a ShopNBC junkie. All the good vendors have pretty much disappeared and the jewelry seems to be K-Mart blue light specials. I bought a pair of earrings from Sonia Bitton (expensive) and the post broke off. Galerie de Bijoux repaired them, but I always thought they were supposed to be really high end. Then I bought a pair of chocolate diamond hoops (not from Sonia) and a few months down the road, one of the diamonds fell out. I called ShopNBC and the warranty had expired. I was admonished for not buying an extended warranty and had to pay for the replacement myself. I think extended warranties are a way of bilking more money out of the consumer. It always intrigues me that vendors can't back their product without the consumer paying for it. Anyway, I guess my point is that ShopNBC has gone down hill