Do you own a fur–trimmed winter coat? .....

eader Response to Dog Torture Video
Do you own a fur–trimmed winter coat? Chances are
that the fur comes from dogs raised in China. I
recently wrote about the processing of this "commodity"
and included a video for your viewing pleasure:
http://www.peta2.com/OUTTHERE/o–AndyDWetSeal.asp
_________________________________________________
A few of your Comments:
Jamie <ja...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
I write this letter with shaking hands and a broken heart.
Never in my life have I seen such horrible torture. Why
couldn't they have at least killed these poor innocent
animals first instead of leaving them to die such a
horrible, cruel, heartless death. I will be haunted
forever with images of the poor helpless creature laying
there skinless, to die.
I watched the video to the end. My entire body feels like
it's shaking from the inside out. The second half of the
video showed only the rest of the animals whose fate was known.
I do believe if people saw this they would forever fight
against it and not promote it by buying and/or wearing fur
from these gorgeous and beautiful creatures.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Spence <getwe...@centurytel.net> wrote:
I have to agree with you....my spirit grieved heavily
and I also could not finish watching the videos. There
is a day of reckoning. How dull and hardened people
have become. It was never our destiny to be that way.
We were to be the keepers and protectors, not this...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Clare <Chiar...@aol.com> wrote:
I have never seen such atrocity in my life, NEVER!
I just couldn't believe my eyes or stop crying. The
anger that arose within me is beyond belief...I am
currently numb.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Kristi <toddk...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Thought I could watch this video. Didn't think it would
bother me, but it did! I made it about 30 seconds and
almost threw up. How horrifying!!! I don't buy fur, but
was never really concerned about who did. This industry
reminds me of the abortion clinics all over our country!
Innocent preborn human lives need protected too! What kind
of people are we becoming when we've lost our sense of the
sanctity of life?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Osher <osher_bachr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Ouch! I started viewing the video. I had to turn
it off after a few minutes. It is truly awful.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Gretchen <gretajea...@yahoo.com> wrote:
I could watch only the beginning of that footage. My
fiancee watched the whole thing and told me that there
was a little guy who was skinned and then he got up and
looked around. I was deeply disturbed for days after
just hearing that. I take as much solace as I can from
knowing that there are others who care like we do and are
trying to stop the monsters.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Brenda <bm_cur...@yahoo.com> wrote:
You are right – its probably the worst visual I could
imagine, but I did watch it – and the 2nd half is more
about the poor animals in cages, rather than the live
skinning of these beautiful creatures you would have seen –
horrible.
You may be interested to know about Animals Asia Foundation
http://www.animalsasia.org
– apart from their famous China Moon Bear Rescue and sanctuary
in China, Jill Robinson and her team of dedicated animal lovers
(and influence in the chinese government), have their Dr. Dog
program – which uses rescued dogs (and cats) from the live food/
animal trade – to take into doctors clinics, hospitals, blind
children homes and orphanages etc to rekindle the lost special
bond of "a mans best friend" and animals for positive health
treatments. They are very special people indeed, having met
Jill and the team and worked on some of their projects (as
volunteer and pro–bono in Australia). Every bit of publicity
counts (both hard to watch and the good outcomes) to stem the
awful use of animals for human selfishness. Thanks for sharing
the video.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Mary <maryaga...@yahoo.com> wrote:
I watched in horror at the first animal and then
when they took the cute white dog out of the cage
who was very playful and started to skin it alive;
I couldn't take it anymore. What is wrong with
these people? I feel helpless to stop them.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
John <ibjohnseyd...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Evidently you can stomach more violence than I can.
The few images I saw as I scanned through the video
were more than enough to convince me that these people
are cruel, sadistic, and could skin you or me alive
without giving it a second thought. Too bad the
American people are now obliged to send their wealth
to such an evil murderous people. NAFTA and GATT are
surely designed to weaken our beloved nation and China
is likely one of the implements of death poised to
destroy us.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lea <leade...@wanadoo.fr>
I felt like vomitting after only literrally 5 seconds,
I was so angry. Wow. That really ruined my day.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Linda <lp...@wildmail.com> wrote:
I could only watch until the poor being was being
skinned alive. All day I have said "Oh, my GOD",
it is the most awful, terrible, inhumane thing I
have ever seen. It filled me with such rage that I
could easily bash in the head of the MAN with no
qualms. The eyes of the injured and dying animals...
a sight I shall always carry with me. My granddaughter
and I are PETA members and vegetarians. I am afraid
to even show her this video, she is only nine.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Kathy <taylor_ka...@yahoo.com> wrote:
NEVER in my life have I witnessed such cruelty. The
first half was so unbelievably horrible, with the
skinning of live animals. The animals I am sure can
hear and see the slaughter and know what is awaiting
them. It is so horrible and cruel. Yes, I cried.
and yes, I sent PETA a small donation as a visceral
reaction. But I also asked PETA to get the word out
to more people, rather than staging relatively innocent
demonstrations against women who wear fur, such as
throwing paint on a fur coat. People need to know what
hell is going on right in our world. We can get the
sights and word out to people, and you are right, if
they see what is going on, they might stop the fur trade.
I already had known that the fur trade was horrible, but
I had not known the extent of it.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
John <j...@pc–directions.com> wrote:
Hello Secretary Gutierrez,
I recently became aware of the horrific conditions under
which China fur farms operate. Many animals are literally
skinned alive, and remain alive for a good while after being
skinned. Se

You mean it's alright to buy British ones then?


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eader Response to Dog Torture Video
Do you own a fur–trimmed winter coat? Chances are
that the fur comes from dogs raised in China. I
recently wrote about the processing of this "commodity"
and included a video for your viewing pleasure:
http://www.peta2.com/OUTTHERE/o–AndyDWetSeal.asp
_________________________________________________
A few of your Comments:
Jamie <ja...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
I write this letter with shaking hands and a broken heart.
Never in my life have I seen such horrible torture. Why
couldn't they have at least killed these poor innocent
animals first instead of leaving them to die such a
horrible, cruel, heartless death. I will be haunted
forever with images of the poor helpless creature laying
there skinless, to die.
I watched the video to the end. My entire body feels like
it's shaking from the inside out. The second half of the
video showed only the rest of the animals whose fate was known.
I do believe if people saw this they would forever fight
against it and not promote it by buying and/or wearing fur
from these gorgeous and beautiful creatures.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Spence <getwe...@centurytel.net> wrote:
I have to agree with you....my spirit grieved heavily
and I also could not finish watching the videos. There
is a day of reckoning. How dull and hardened people
have become. It was never our destiny to be that way.
We were to be the keepers and protectors, not this...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Clare <Chiar...@aol.com> wrote:
I have never seen such atrocity in my life, NEVER!
I just couldn't believe my eyes or stop crying. The
anger that arose within me is beyond belief...I am
currently numb.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Kristi <toddk...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
Thought I could watch this video. Didn't think it would
bother me, but it did! I made it about 30 seconds and
almost threw up. How horrifying!!! I don't buy fur, but
was never really concerned about who did. This industry
reminds me of the abortion clinics all over our country!
Innocent preborn human lives need protected too! What kind
of people are we becoming when we've lost our sense of the
sanctity of life?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Osher <osher_bachr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Ouch! I started viewing the video. I had to turn
it off after a few minutes. It is truly awful.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Gretchen <gretajea...@yahoo.com> wrote:
I could watch only the beginning of that footage. My
fiancee watched the whole thing and told me that there
was a little guy who was skinned and then he got up and
looked around. I was deeply disturbed for days after
just hearing that. I take as much solace as I can from
knowing that there are others who care like we do and are
trying to stop the monsters.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Brenda <bm_cur...@yahoo.com> wrote:
You are right – its probably the worst visual I could
imagine, but I did watch it – and the 2nd half is more
about the poor animals in cages, rather than the live
skinning of these beautiful creatures you would have seen –
horrible.
You may be interested to know about Animals Asia Foundation
http://www.animalsasia.org
– apart from their famous China Moon Bear Rescue and sanctuary
in China, Jill Robinson and her team of dedicated animal lovers
(and influence in the chinese government), have their Dr. Dog
program – which uses rescued dogs (and cats) from the live food/
animal trade – to take into doctors clinics, hospitals, blind
children homes and orphanages etc to rekindle the lost special
bond of "a mans best friend" and animals for positive health
treatments. They are very special people indeed, having met
Jill and the team and worked on some of their projects (as
volunteer and pro–bono in Australia). Every bit of publicity
counts (both hard to watch and the good outcomes) to stem the
awful use of animals for human selfishness. Thanks for sharing
the video.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Mary <maryaga...@yahoo.com> wrote:
I watched in horror at the first animal and then
when they took the cute white dog out of the cage
who was very playful and started to skin it alive;
I couldn't take it anymore. What is wrong with
these people? I feel helpless to stop them.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
John <ibjohnseyd...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Evidently you can stomach more violence than I can.
The few images I saw as I scanned through the video
were more than enough to convince me that these people
are cruel, sadistic, and could skin you or me alive
without giving it a second thought. Too bad the
American people are now obliged to send their wealth
to such an evil murderous people. NAFTA and GATT are
surely designed to weaken our beloved nation and China
is likely one of the implements of death poised to
destroy us.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lea <leade...@wanadoo.fr>
I felt like vomitting after only literrally 5 seconds,
I was so angry. Wow. That really ruined my day.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Linda <lp...@wildmail.com> wrote:
I could only watch until the poor being was being
skinned alive. All day I have said "Oh, my GOD",
it is the most awful, terrible, inhumane thing I
have ever seen. It filled me with such rage that I
could easily bash in the head of the MAN with no
qualms. The eyes of the injured and dying animals...
a sight I shall always carry with me. My granddaughter
and I are PETA members and vegetarians. I am afraid
to even show her this video, she is only nine.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Kathy <taylor_ka...@yahoo.com> wrote:
NEVER in my life have I witnessed such cruelty. The
first half was so unbelievably horrible, with the
skinning of live animals. The animals I am sure can
hear and see the slaughter and know what is awaiting
them. It is so horrible and cruel. Yes, I cried.
and yes, I sent PETA a small donation as a visceral
reaction. But I also asked PETA to get the word out
to more people, rather than staging relatively innocent
demonstrations against women who wear fur, such as
throwing paint on a fur coat. People need to know what
hell is going on right in our world. We can get the
sights and word out to people, and you are right, if
they see what is going on, they might stop the fur trade.
I already had known that the fur trade was horrible, but
I had not known the extent of it.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
John <j...@pc–directions.com> wrote:
Hello Secretary Gutierrez,
I recently became aware of the horrific conditions under
which China fur farms operate. Many animals are literally
skinned alive, and remain alive for a good while after being
skinned. Se

pearl wrote:
Oh please. Have you looked at Europe's pegan ritualistic consumption of
horse meat? Horse are more than man's best friend, they work along side
of men and are equals – it's like eating your brother.
How about veal? Is Europe's industrialized torture of newborn calves
not worth responding to? I don't see a post from you.
How about foie gras? Force feeding goose until their liver is diseased
and enlarged 10+ times, while they suffer septic shock. Isn't that
torture?
Now, go look at industry figures on the tonnage of horse meat, veal,
foie gras – compare that with whatever inflated dog/cat/tiger number
you people dream up.
Oh, and don't forget to divide by population figures to get per–capata
consumption. China has 1.2–1.3 billion people. Just round down to 1
billion so math is easier, okay?

pearl wrote:
Oh please. Have you looked at Europe's pegan ritualistic consumption of
horse meat? Horse are more than man's best friend, they work along side
of men and are equals – it's like eating your brother.
How about veal? Is Europe's industrialized torture of newborn calves
not worth responding to? I don't see a post from you.
How about foie gras? Force feeding goose until their liver is diseased
and enlarged 10+ times, while they suffer septic shock. Isn't that
torture?
Now, go look at industry figures on the tonnage of horse meat, veal,
foie gras – compare that with whatever inflated dog/cat/tiger number
you people dream up.
Oh, and don't forget to divide by population figures to get per–capata
consumption. China has 1.2–1.3 billion people. Just round down to 1
billion so math is easier, okay?

pearl wrote:
Oh please. Have you looked at Europe's pegan ritualistic consumption of
horse meat? Horse are more than man's best friend, they work along side
of men and are equals – it's like eating your brother.
How about veal? Is Europe's industrialized torture of newborn calves
not worth responding to? I don't see a post from you.
How about foie gras? Force feeding goose until their liver is diseased
and enlarged 10+ times, while they suffer septic shock. Isn't that
torture?
Now, go look at industry figures on the tonnage of horse meat, veal,
foie gras – compare that with whatever inflated dog/cat/tiger number
you people dream up.
Oh, and don't forget to divide by population figures to get per–capata
consumption. China has 1.2–1.3 billion people. Just round down to 1
billion so math is easier, okay?

pearl wrote:
Oh please. Have you looked at Europe's pegan ritualistic consumption of
horse meat? Horse are more than man's best friend, they work along side
of men and are equals – it's like eating your brother.
How about veal? Is Europe's industrialized torture of newborn calves
not worth responding to? I don't see a post from you.
How about foie gras? Force feeding goose until their liver is diseased
and enlarged 10+ times, while they suffer septic shock. Isn't that
torture?
Now, go look at industry figures on the tonnage of horse meat, veal,
foie gras – compare that with whatever inflated dog/cat/tiger number
you people dream up.
Oh, and don't forget to divide by population figures to get per–capata
consumption. China has 1.2–1.3 billion people. Just round down to 1
billion so math is easier, okay?

charles_...@my–deja.com wrote:
of
side
Charles Liu's motto –– if others do bad things, China can do.
Dont tell him there r bad guys robbing others, or he'll follow suit.
diseased
per–capata

charles_...@my–deja.com wrote:
of
side
Charles Liu's motto –– if others do bad things, China can do.
Dont tell him there r bad guys robbing others, or he'll follow suit.
diseased
per–capata

charles_...@my–deja.com wrote:
of
side
Charles Liu's motto –– if others do bad things, China can do.
Dont tell him there r bad guys robbing others, or he'll follow suit.
diseased
per–capata

charles_...@my–deja.com wrote:
of
side
Charles Liu's motto –– if others do bad things, China can do.
Dont tell him there r bad guys robbing others, or he'll follow suit.
diseased
per–capata

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