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Love your angora sweater? Thank a bunny. ... French Angoras bunnies came to the United States in the 1920s, but because of the high cost of labor, a French Angora industry never got off the ground. Very few rabbitry farmers make a living from the rabbits alone.
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www.brownielocks.com/spinningthebunny.html
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Angora rabbits can make excellent pets. They can be kept either indoors or ... don't sell or that get sick and need to be humanely killed - are you willing ...
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avillionfarm.com/pdflib/rabbit.pdf
avillionfarm.com/pdflib/rabbit.pdf
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I don't think that angora rabbits are killed for their fur, but I doubt most of ... quick ques for all you bunny people: when an item of clothing is partially made from 'rabbit hair' or 'angora', does this mean that the animal is hurt/killed to make the clothes or do they just collect the hair that natural falls out.
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www.paw-talk.net/forums/f27/rabbit-hair-ques-clothes-21...
www.paw-talk.net/forums/f27/rabbit-hair-ques-clothes-21132.html
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In the 1900's, Angora rabbits finally made their way to U.S. soil. They were raised mainly by individuals with small herds and used for show and wool. Over time, the Angora wool industry was killed by the production of synthetic fiber, ... German Angoras didn't make it to the United States until the 1930's, but when they...
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They make lifelong bonds with other rabbits and humans, they play with ... The methods of slaughter are no more humane—they are killed by having their necks snapped or having their skulls beaten before being strung up by the legs and having their heads cut off. ... Angora rabbits, who are repeatedly shorn for their soft wool,
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www.furisdead.com/feat-bailey.asp
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Environment:Angora Rabbits can be housed indoors or out, ... ♥WARNING: Do not place your bunny outdoors in an exercise pen if you are not there to supervise the entire time; Rabbits are escape artists; they can dig out and get lost fast. Stray dogs or birds of prey and other wildlife will make a quick meal of your bunny.
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eweporium.webs.com/angorarabbiteducationpage.htm
eweporium.webs.com/angorarabbiteducationpage.htm
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Angora is a fibre obtained from a special breed of rabbit. China and South America provide the bulk of the trade, which amounts to 4000 tonnes a year. The rabbits are not killed for their wool, ... One goat yields only about 4oz of cashmere per year and on average, it takes the yield of three goats to make one sweater.
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www.jainworld.com/society/jainfood/clothing.htm
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Alpaca and Llama : Angora : Broadtail/Karakul : Cashmere and Mohair : ... Farmed animals are kept imprisoned in small cages for their entire lives and are denied both their natural biological and behavioural needs (4). Rex rabbits, for example, are one of the main breeds of rabbits reared and killed for their fur.
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www.vegsoc.org/info/clothing.html
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rabbits, Cats and dogs are often stolen from backyards, bought from pet stores, or adopted from animal shelters. 40. Make the connection. ... 900 silkworms are killed to make one shirt. 70. Choose non-animal fabrics. Avoid eelskin, ivory, pearls, feathers, wool, and angora. Choose instead cotton, ramie, canvas, vinyl,
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www.justgive.org/ways/savetheanimals.jsp
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