If Prada did it, so can Max Mara

It’s time for Max Mara to join its luxury brand competitors in adopting a fur-free policy! [The Humane Society of the United States]() [A scared fox in a fur farm cage]( {NAME}, While models strut down the runway this New York Fashion Week, foxes, raccoon dogs and mink are confined in small wire cages—deprived of the ability to engage in any of their natural behaviors—waiting to be killed and skinned to make fur products. Today, we are urging luxury brand Max Mara to officially adopt a fur-free policy. Max Mara has fallen behind their competitors—including Armani, Gucci, Michael Kors, Prada and Versace—that have already gone fur-free. If all of these brands can commit to going fur-free, why can't Max Mara? [Stand up for animals TODAY by urging them to go fur-free.]( [A sad fox in a cage on a fur farm]( On fur factory farms, animals spend their entire lives in cramped cages until they are killed by gassing or anal electrocution. In the wild, they're held in brutal metal traps for hours or even days without food or water and can even attempt to gnaw off their own limbs to escape. All this pain for some completely unnecessary fashion accessories. [Use your voice today and tell Max Mara to go fur-free to help animals!]( [Take Action]( Photo by Kristo Muurimaa/Oikeutta eläimille [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( [text]( [View in browser]( [Donate today to stand up for animals who need you.]( © 2024 [The Humane Society of the United States]() [1255 23rd St. NW, Suite 450, Washington, DC 20037]() donorcare@humanesociety.org | [202-452-1100](tel:202-452-1100) This message was sent to [{EMAIL}](mailto:). [Unsubscribe]( | [Privacy Policy]( [supporter]