Cocoa postcard with daisies and fox

In the forest, are the fluffy foxes, minks, raccoons, and the cats, dogs and rabbits around us cute? However, these animals often die because of their beautiful fur... In addition to causing harm to animals, the fur industry that makes animal furs into clothing also causes significant pollution to the environment. The feces and odors discharged by animals, as well as the toxic chemicals used in fur processing and other acidic preservatives, will strongly erode the soil and water bodies, causing irreversible pollution, and the environmental cost is quite high. On the other hand, the animals that escaped from the farm may also become a threat to the local ecology. Fur farms still have the problem of spreading zoonotic diseases. The new crown pneumonia (covid-19) has sickened the minks in farms in ten countries including Denmark and the Netherlands. Millions of minks have been culled as a result. In addition, after processing, the toxic substances in fur products, such as hexavalent chromium (which easily causes damage to the kidneys, nerves and reproductive system), formaldehyde (which induces allergies and cancer), and lead, all threaten the health of consumers. In fact, real animal fur is often used for the brim, keychain, toys and furnishings on winter coats. Many people don't realize that these animal-derived products are so common, buying and wearing them without knowing it. Due to the gradual increase in animal protection and environmental protection awareness, stores often claim that they sell artificial furs. However, many furs are cheap and do not even have a label on their ingredients. Even experts can only use the "burning method" to distinguish true from false. If you see the plush ornaments in the store, please avoid them carefully and help tens of millions of animals and the environment not be harmed every year. Made in Taiwan Material: Milano cardboard, 325 pounds Size: 19 x 9.3cm