Fur Protest at The Bay!

It's getting cold and people are starting to wear and buy coats. Do they have the education to make a compassionate decision? Or will they buy unknowingly? Most people don't know that fur trim on coats, gloves, hats, purses, and many other items, is likely to be real. And how could they, when by law companies are not obligated to label fur garnments under $150.00. The unsuspectecting person could easily be deceived while animals are victimized in incomprehensible ways. This is why we will be there to inform the public about the suffering and cruelty that animals raised and trapped for their fur and fur trim endure. Why The Bay? The Hudson's Bay Company had agreed to stop selling fur in 1991 in response to anti-fur demonstrations and customer complaints. In 1997 The Bay had once again reopened it's market to fur. We know that we can help guide The Bay to becoming compassionate fur-free store again through customer response to this unnessary cruelty. Along with Toronto groups, Montreal, Barrie, and Ottawa animal right groups will also be starting demonstrations at Bay stores in their cities. And the momentum is growing. What will we be doing? Activists will be holding graphic posters, handing out leaflets, and educating the public about where fur comes from and how it is 'produced.' A high powered megephone will play Stella McCartney and Martha Stewards graphic discriptions of the fur industry. Demonstration: DATE: Friday, Oct 23, 2009 TIME: 1:00PM - 3:00PM (lots of lunch time shoppers!) LOCATION: 176 Yonge Street (The Bay @ Corner of Yonge and Queen) Lets educate the public.