It honestly depends entirely on the species and the item. Like, I don't think anyone is out there farming raccoons, squirrels, coyotes, bobcats, bears, etc. But if you're talking about something like foxes and mink? The majority of what you see on the market came from a fur farm. Whether or not a farm is "cruel" will depend on your definition of cruel (eg. "any animal raised in a cage is cruel" vs "any animal that was abused, neglected, or not cared for well is cruel") and will depend on the farm. Just like any animal industry, there's good and bad fur farms, with the majority being somewhere in the middle with good and bad aspects. Of course if you see all fur farming as cruel then there's that, lol.
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Also, I’m pretty sure that most fur products/animal products are from cruel fur farms :/
It honestly depends entirely on the species and the item. Like, I don't think anyone is out there farming raccoons, squirrels, coyotes, bobcats, bears, etc. But if you're talking about something like foxes and mink? The majority of what you see on the market came from a fur farm.
Whether or not a farm is "cruel" will depend on your definition of cruel (eg. "any animal raised in a cage is cruel" vs "any animal that was abused, neglected, or not cared for well is cruel") and will depend on the farm. Just like any animal industry, there's good and bad fur farms, with the majority being somewhere in the middle with good and bad aspects. Of course if you see all fur farming as cruel then there's that, lol.