Cat and dog fur trade ban considered

A ban on the trade in cat and dog fur across Europe is being considered by the European Commission following a major campaign championed by Heather Mills-McCartney.

Cat and dog fur trade ban considered
Mon, 23 Jan, 2006 - 16:05

A ban on the trade in cat and dog fur across Europe is being considered by the European Commission following a major campaign championed by Heather Mills-McCartney.

The move is part of a comprehensive five-year plan announced today to improve animal welfare.

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