Health
Fur farms in China branded ‘virus factories’ with animals kept in tiny cages – Mirror Online
EXCLUSIVE: At a location, raccoon dogs were found being so ineptly electrocuted that experts say they will have been rendered paralysed but still conscious, experiencing…
Filthy conditions on fur farms like this, packed full of sick, distressed and horrifically injured animals, are a ticking time bomb for new deadly pandemics, experts have warned.
These grim scenes were filmed at 13 farms in China, the largest fur producing country in the world, over the course of the course of a two month investigation.
Campaigners say the distressing sights of mentally ill animals being kept in small, barren, factory-farm style cages are systemic to the fur industry and can also…
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