RSPCA Policy C12 Fur or skin production

12.1	RSPCA Australia believes that there is no justification for the use of animals where the primary purpose of killing the animal is to supply a non-essential fashion or cosmetic product including fur, skin, ivory, feathers, or other body parts.

(adopted 15/06/2020)

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RSPCA Policy C01 Animals in sport, entertainment, performance, recreation and work - general principles
RSPCA Policy C02 Performing Animals
RSPCA Policy C03 Working Animals
RSPCA Policy C04 Animals in Competitive Events
RSPCA Policy C05 Horse Racing
RSPCA Policy C06 Greyhound Racing
RSPCA Policy C07 Training behaviour modification and invasive procedures
RSPCA Policy C08 Rodeos
RSPCA Policy C09 Animal fighting
RSPCA Policy C10 Hunting of animals for sport
RSPCA Policy C11 Angling
RSPCA Policy E04 Utilisation of wild animals

Updated on June 25, 2020

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