Members of the Coalition to Abolish the Fur Trade and
Last Chance for Animals will engage in a campaign tour through the state
of California next week. Activists will make campaign stops at
Burlington Coat Factory stores in major cities.
We encourage local activists to come out and join us as
we show Burlington Coat Factory that selling fur trim is a social
liability.
Pasted below is a schedule of events. Please ask
everyone you know to come out and join us. It is important that anyone
who does not believe animals should be killed for fur comes out to join
us.
* Saturday, January 8, 12pm to 1pm, BCF in San Diego:
3962 Clairemont Mesa Blvd
* Sunday, January 9, 12pm to 1pm, BCF in Torrance:
21880 Hawthorne Blvd.
* Sunday, January 9, 3pm to 4pm, BCF in West Hills:
22835 Victory Boulevard
* Monday, January 10, 10am to 11am, BCF in Fresno:
5630 North Blackstone
* Tuesday, January 11, 10am to 11am, BCF in San
Francisco:
899 Howard Street
Each year 40 million animals are gassed, trapped, or
electrocuted for their fur. Nearly 95% of the foxes, raccoons and
coyotes killed for fur are used as trim.
Burlington Coat Factory is one of the nations largest
retailers of fur trim. If Burlington stops selling the skins of animals
slaughtered for vanity, it will strike a blow to those who kill foxes,
raccoons and coyotes for fur.
Please support the CAFT/LCA California tour!
If you do not live in California, you can support the
tour by calling Burlington Coat Factory to ask that they stop selling
fur and fur trimmed products.
Call (609) 387-7800.
For more information on the campaign, or to order a
campaign action pack, visit
www.skinnedpuppy.com
Coalition to Abolish the Fur Trade
PO Box 822411
Dallas, TX 75382
www.banfur.com
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