Written by PETA
The situation was grim at Janet Jackson's concert in Manila, Philippines. Nearly a dozen "Grim Reapers" reminded the singer that wearing fur is nasty to animals.
Doesn't Ms. Jackson know that animals who are killed for their fur are bludgeoned, electrocuted, stomped to death, and sometimes even skinned alive? And since an undercover investigation showed that dogs and cats are killed for their fur, too, Janet might well be wearing a black cat.
Please tweet to Janet Jackson and ask her to refuse to wear fur any time, any place. Instead, she can send her old furs on an escapade to PETA, and we can use them in protests against, err, someone else.
Written by Michelle Sherrow
tazzSa- PETA’s own investigation into a fur farm in the United States found foxes being killed by anal electrocution in which an electrically charged steel rod is inserted into the animal’s rectum, literally frying her insides. Exposed broken bones, upper respiratory infections, and cancerous tumors were among the wounds and diseases endured on this fur farm without veterinary treatment. We know from experience that these conditions are far from atypical. We are hearing from many people who are upset that someone such as Ms. Jackson, who appears to be so kind, could be responsible for promoting the torture of countless foxes, raccoons, minks, and other animals who are trapped, gassed, and anally electrocuted for their skins. Please visit our Web site http://www.FurIsDead.com to learn why so many people are shocked by Ms. Jackson’s decision to promote fur.
Years ago I won front row tickets for one of her concerts in Toronto...I'm glad I sold them!
Please don't let any animal suffer for fashion - some of them are skinned alive!
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