article_snippet.sent: Brutal: PETA have successfully petitioned a number of Australian and international retailers to stop selling angora wool after revealing the horrific treatment of rabbits at Chinese angora farms .
article_snippet.sent: PETA Australia has been petitioning Australian retailer
article_snippet.sent: I'm looking forward to my concerts at the Sydney Opera House in May, but I was extremely dismayed to learn from my friends at PETA Australia that Australian retailer
article_snippet.sent: By selling angora wool, you're sending the message to millions of shoppers that your company condone the barbaric abuse and slaughter of rabbits and are willing to perpetuate it.'
article_snippet.sent: Globally, major fashion chains including Zara, H&M, Marks & Spencer, and Gap have all pledged to not use the controversial fur in recent years after PETA outed the heartbreaking conditions of angora rabbits.
article_snippet.sent: The organisation revealed the treatment of rabbits on angora farms in China, where workers rip the controversial fur from live rabbits' skin.
article_snippet.sent: PETA alleges that live rabbits'scream in pain' during the process.