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Dear jo,  Where does the leather for purses, shoes and belts come from?  Many of us may think that we know the answer but don't know what animal the skin was taken from – or how that animal suffered.  The truth is quite disturbing. Undercover investigators have provided PETA US with horrifying photographs of dogs in Thailand who are being slaughtered so that their skins can be tanned for leather. The photographs show terrified dogs sitting in crowded cages awaiting their own violent death as other dogs are killed in front of them. The skins that are ripped off their bodies will be added to those of other animals at leather auctions or sent to private dealers to be sold by wholesalers throughout Asia who supply the global leather trade. Will they end up as a leather belt or a pair of shoes in a store near you?  PETA's and our affiliates' eye-opening campaigns are helping people all around the world see that the only individuals who should wear animal skins are the animals themselves! Please send a gift today to support PETA's work to stop the skins trade and help all animals who are slated to be killed for clothing or food or are being exploited in laboratories and circuses around the world. Many believe that leather comes from cattle and calves in the UK – that it is a "coproduct" of the hideous and well-documented abuses in the meat industry. But the skins used in some leather products come from animals some would never suspect are slaughtered in order to manufacture a belt, a pair of gloves or a leather trinket. From zebras and kangaroos to snakes and even dogs, the majority of the skins sold to the European Union come from developing countries throughout Asia.  PETA is leading the fight to save animals' skins – from old Indian bullocks whose skin is worth far more than their meagre flesh to dogs strung up in the jungles of Thailand. Will you please support our campaigns for these and all animals with a special gift right now? There's no justification for sentencing an animal to even a moment's suffering for a pair of shoes or a wallet. And with your help, we will work to ensure that everyone connected to the bloody skins trade – from the wholesalers who peddle the skins of abused animals to the designers who are still buying and promoting fashion products made from skins – realizes that terrible harm is inflicted on animals for leather goods.  No organisation works as hard as PETA does to prevent the suffering of animals in the skins trade. Your online gift today will give us the support that we need to help millions of individual animals. We have an immense task on our hands, but together, we can reduce animal abuse and suffering.  Thank you for your compassion and commitment. Kind regards,  Ingrid E Newkirk  Founder PS Animal skins belong to animals! Please send a special gift to PETA today to support our work to help all animals, including those exploited by the skins trade.

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[jo]

mais tu as du synthetique partout ! inutile d'aller sur les sites veg pour ça. en  general ce sont les moins chers.


mefie toi sur le site en lien car il faut regarder la composition; mais c(est pour te montrer un rechecrhe possible.


http://mode.twenga.fr/bottes-synthetique.html


http://mode.twenga.fr/bottes-synthetique.html

[Guern' de Bé]

Justement, j'ai besoin de m'acheter une paire de bottines, mais j'en trouve pas...Je suis allée sur les sites vegan qui en vendent...C'est carrément hors de prix !