A PETA Asia Investigation Act Now for Sheep Dear, A just-released PETA Asia undercover investigation found that the wool sold at H&M may have come from a farm where workers beat sheep, dragged lambs by their legs, and sliced sheep during shearing. A PETA Asia undercover investigator filmed a worker pinning a ram down with his knee and spotted a sheep visibly limping after being roughly shorn. The investigator also found one lamb suffering from a maggot-infested wound, reportedly caused by a jackal. This farm is certified by NATIVA and the Responsible Wool standard—proof that these labels don’t protect animals. PETA is calling on H&M to stop selling wool, and we need your help. Take Action Now Thank you for your compassion for animals and willingness to take action.  ☆  ☆  ☆ PETA entities' undercover investigations expose animal abuse in laboratories, farms and slaughterhouses, the clothing industry, the pet trade, and more. This e-mail was sent by PETA, 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510 USA.