Anti-Fur Vigil
October 18, 2003

More than 50 animal advocates held an anti-fur vigil at Washington, D.C.’s Neiman Marcus. After stopping to watch fur farming and trapping footage on COK’s Faunette (a portable TV/VCR), reading brochures, or talking with activists, many passersby stopped to use advocates’ cell phones to call the corporation’s headquarters to ask for a fur-free store policy. Three shoppers even joined the vigil!

More than 50 anti-fur activists called for a fur-free Neiman Marcus.

The large banner alerted hundreds of drivers to the cruelty of the fur industry and Neimans’ role in animal abuse.

Directly in front of the store’s entrance, passersby and shoppers stopped to watch footage of fur trapping and farming on COK’s portable TV/VCR.

To find out how you can help fur-bearing animals and support the campaign for a fur-free Neiman Marcus, please visit NeimanCarcass.com.

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