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Ann Taylor fur free?
Nov 6, 2009

I saw an advertisement for Ann Taylor (clothing retailer) on the Care2 website.  I recently purchased a sweater from Ann Taylor and did not realize it had a percentage of rabbit fur in it.  I was told that the fur is harvested from live rabbits and that they are not harmed in the process.  Is this considered acceptable in regards to Animal Welfare?  Kate4
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Posted: Friday November 6, 2009, 7:04 am
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