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Dear, How could anyone turn a terrified dog into a pair of leather gloves? PETA Asia investigators have documented the cruel, grisly process. |
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Helpless dogs cower in crowded, filthy cages. They hear and see others being beaten and skinned. The workers grab each dog by the neck with metal pincers before bashing them over the head with a wooden pole. |
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This is the suffering that goes into any product—such as a leather belt or pair of gloves or shoes—made using the skin of an abused animal. Your support today can help end such cruelty. |
Please, give $2 or more to PETA’s “Save Our Skin” Matching-Gift Challenge right now—your gift will be MATCHED for TRIPLE the impact. We’ve set aside $50 of our matching funds just for you—but any amount you can give today will make a difference. |
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We’ve set a deadline of June 30 to raise $250,000 through the “Save Our Skin” Matching-Gift Challenge. Gifts made after that date or after our goal has been met will not be matched, but they’ll still make a tremendous difference in our work to save animals from the global clothing industry and promote vegan fashion. |
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