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IN the run-up to Christmas something terrible is happening to thousands of farmed fox and mink on fur farms here in the Republic.

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Fri, 12 Dec, 2003 - 00:00

With the animals’ valuable winter coats at their best, on-farm slaughter is now taking place.

No veterinarian oversees the gassing of mink in boxes or the electrocution of Silver and Arctic foxes.

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