This Is How "Lucky" Rabbit’s Foot Charms are Made
на канале: PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals)
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The rabbit at 0:15 is still struggling as his foot is cut off for a so-called “good luck charm.” Rabbits’ feet are NOT lucky for you or them, and no one should be forced to go through this nightmare. On fur farms in China, workers hack off rabbits’ feet while the animals are still alive and hit them in the head before slitting their throats and tearing off their fur. https://www.petaasia.com/living/fashi...
China is currently the largest producer and consumer of fur products, and it has no animal protection laws. PETA’s eyewitness investigations have repeatedly documented that fur farmers confine animals to filthy wire cages—often without access to necessities such as food and clean water.
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