Anti-Fur Vigil
February 14, 2004

On February 14, 2004, COK and the Fund for Animals held an anti-fur Valentine’s Day vigil in front of the D.C. Neiman Marcus. Animal advocates asked the upscale department store to “have a heart” and stop selling fur. Hundreds of brochures were distributed to shoppers, and two young passersby were so upset by Neimans’ fur-selling policy, they took stacks of literature for their friends and schoolmates!

Animal advocates hold a Valentine’s Day vigil in front of Neiman Marcus.

An activist distributes literature to shoppers on Neiman Marcus’s role in animal cruelty.

A large banner gets out the message to passing drivers.

A passerby stops to watch fur farming footage on COK’s TV/VCR.

Activists remind passing drivers that wearing fur is heartless.

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