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PETA or People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals are the largest animal rights organisation in the world. Many Hollywood celebrities are supportive of PETA's efforts including Khloe Kardashian, Pink, Alicia Silverstone, and most notably Pamela Anderson.
Choose Cruelty Free is an Australian not for profit organisation that accredit businesses who do not conduct animal testing and add them to their list of cruelty free companies.
Leaping Bunny or CCIC (Coalition for Consumer Information on Cosmetics) consists of a collection of animal protection groups who founded the coalition in order to promote a standard and internationally recognised logo.
Animals Australia is a national not for profit organisation that actively expose cruelty and abuse towards animals. Its focus is on finding alternatives and education.
The Australian Association for Human Research was founded in 1979, and has consistently promoted awareness about animal testing ever since.
The British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV) is actively trying to create a world where nobody wants or believes in a need for animal experiments. They do this by conducting undercover investigations, political lobbying and media activities, amongst other things.
Here you will find a list of companies who have a fur free policy, and information about the fur industry.
Check with the Humane Seal to see if the charity you donate your money to funds animal experiments.
"Voiceless acts in the most practical of ways to fund projects across the country whose goal is to ameliorate the lives of animals..." J. M. Coetzee, November 2004
Please help to stop animals in China from being skinned alive for their fur. Click here to sign the petition.
Now you can choose if your money is being used to exploit animals or not!
Check out this website for information about the fur trade, fur-free design competitions and more. Sign up for the pledge today.
The Kalaweit Project was founded in 1999 by a Frenchman named Chanee, to help and rescue the captive Gibbons in Indonesia, and to protect rain forests destroyed by palm oil companies. Their aim is to release the Gibbons back into the wild after much needed rehabilitation.
Kalaweit fights against palm oil deforestation, creates wildlife reserves, schools, and provides medical care. Kalaweit also integrates the local population at all levels of the project - all 50 of their employees are locals! You can help by donating, or by adopting a Gibbon at www.kalaweit.org.
Wildlife Arc are a volunteer organisation that rescues and cares for injured or orphaned native animals on the Central Coast Australia. A portion of our Furless sales will be donated to ARC in order to increase awareness to the cause.
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