Bulgaria Bans Breeding and Killing Animals for Fur
Bulgaria’s parliament has prohibited the keeping, breeding and killing of animals exclusively for fur production through amendments to the Veterinary Practices Act. Individuals who violate the ban face fines of up to €1,500 for a first offence and €6,000 for subsequent violations. Sole traders and companies can be fined up to €10,000. The restrictions apply to farms that breed and kill animals solely for their fur, including mink, foxes, chinchillas and raccoon dogs.…