Rabbits Caged and Exploited for Life—Urge Max Mara to Drop Angora

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You’re kept in a tiny, filthy cage for months and are only let out to have your hair ripped from your body, leaving you with open wounds. This is a POV of a rabbit in the angora industry—Max Mara Fashion Group shouldn’t profit from this!

In 2024, Max Mara Fashion Group announced it had banned “fur” from its collections, so why is it still selling angora—hair ripped out of gentle rabbits? 🤔

This industry treats rabbits like objects instead of living beings. Once the animals aren’t seen as profitable anymore, they’re hung upside down and have their throats slit.

Hundreds of major brands have already banned angora. Max Mara Fashion Group is falling behind, and consumers are paying attention.

The company needs to know that we want compassionate fashion: Please urge it to stop selling angora! 🐰

Luigi
Maramotti
Max Mara Fashion Group

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