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Blog > Environment > The Fur Council of Canada supports the Universal Declaration of the Ethical Harvest of Seals
Jan 21

The Fur Council of Canada supports the Universal Declaration of the Ethical Harvest of Seals

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I have the pleasure of announcing that the Canadian Fur Council officially supports the Universal Declaration on the Ethical Harvest of Seals. This event is significant because there is a growing number of organizations, governments and people who realize that the Universal Declaration on the Ethical Harvesting of Seals, as an appropriate measure to ensure that the use of Seals by Canadians for personal or commercial uses, is both ethical and sustainable. This announcement is of great importance because the Canadian Fur Council is an organization that regroups many individuals from artisans to hunters.

The Canadian Fur Council has long been an ally to the cause of defending the right of aboriginal and coastal communities in Canada to harvest seals. I must also give praise for their help in organizing demonstrations as well as aiding in forming a coalition of persons who share the belief that the Seal hunt is morally right and that measures have been taken by governments and organizations to ensure that this activity is carried out with the best knowledge of vetenarian science, aboriginal knowledge, ethical principles and environmental conservation.

Through their website www.furisgreen.com they have helped articulate the truth about the fur industry in Canada and how important conservation and animal welfare are important for the industry. I therefore urge individuals to check their website as well as for people to sign the petition regarding the Universal Declaration on the Ethical Harvesting of Seals at www.sealsonline.org.

 

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