Fur industry and use of animals
In North America, about 95% of the people eat and wear products from animals. Worldwide, we use animals in many ways: for food, clothing, companionship, medical and scientific research, entertainment and transport. Animal welfare is a top priority for the people working in the fur industry because when animals provide us with a wide range of products and services, we have a responsibility to ensure the highest standards of care and prevent unnecessary suffering.

The fur trade accounts for about one-quarter of one percent of the animals we use for food, clothing and other purposes each year. About twice as many unwanted pets are put down in humane shelters, ten times more animals are killed on Canadian highways.


 

IN THE WILD

Even without the fur trade, trapping ia necessary for wildlife management. By using modern methods, trappers can help maintain more stable and healthy wildlife populations.
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FUR FARMING


Fur farms follow Codes of Recommended Practices developed by agriculture Canada in cooperation with producers and the Canadian Federation of Humane Societies.
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