An Undercover Look at Wool: Workers Tie Up and Cut Alpacas, Making them Vomit

No one in the world had taken an undercover look at the alpaca wool industry—that is, until brave investigators documented the horrors these animals are put through.

This documentary short by CaveLight Films highlights just some of the abuse PETA documented at Mallkini, the world’s largest privately-owned alpaca farm, near Muñani, Peru. Mallkini is owned by the Michell Group, the world’s largest exporter of alpaca tops and yarn and a supplier of major brands, including #Anthropologie.

More than 50 brands have banned alpaca after this footage was released. It’s time for Anthropologie to stop ignoring the suffering of these animals. Click the link to find out how you can help: www.peta.org/action/alpacas-suffering/

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