Canada Goose Faces Backlash Over Alleged Animal Abuse

Animal rights activists are calling for a boycott of Canada Goose after a PETA investigation revealed disturbing footage of geese being plucked alive for their feathers.

The video, released by PETA on Tuesday, shows workers at a Canada Goose supplier farm in Hungary grabbing geese by the neck and plucking their feathers out while they are still alive. The geese are seen struggling and screaming in pain as their feathers are pulled out.

PETA is calling on Canada Goose to immediately stop sourcing feathers from farms that practice live plucking. The organization is also urging consumers to boycott Canada Goose products until the company changes its practices.

Canada Goose has defended its practices, saying that live plucking is a necessary part of the process of harvesting feathers.

The company says that live plucking is the only way to ensure that the feathers are not damaged and that the geese are not harmed. Canada Goose also says that its suppliers are audited to ensure that they are following the company's animal welfare standards.

However, animal rights activists argue that live plucking is a cruel and unnecessary practice. They say that there are other ways to harvest feathers that do not involve causing pain to the geese.

The controversy over live plucking has led to calls for a ban on the practice in Canada.

The Canadian government is currently reviewing its animal welfare regulations and is considering a ban on live plucking. A number of Canadian retailers have also stopped selling Canada Goose products in light of the controversy.

The controversy over live plucking is a reminder of the importance of animal welfare. Consumers should be aware of the practices that are used to produce the products they buy and should make choices that support humane treatment of animals.

Here are some things you can do to help end live plucking:

• Boycott Canada Goose products.
• Contact Canada Goose and tell them to stop using live plucking.
• Support organizations that are working to end live plucking.
• Educate others about the cruelty of live plucking.

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