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Foto: Mink in a farm at Karjaküla, Loomus.ee

Not a single mink left in Estonian fur farms, one farm’s license suspended 

The Estonian animal advocacy organization Loomus is proud to report that, according to assurances from the Ministry of Rural Affairs and a verification visit by Veterinary and Food Board, the Estonian fur farms no longer house a single mink. Also, as stated to Loomus by Veterinary and Food Board, and the Environmental Board of Estonia, …

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Loomus is looking for volunteers: let’s stand together for the animals! 

We welcome volunteers at Loomus to help us out in various areas: Content creation (articles, interviews, etc.) Organising events Raising awareness: participating in info desks, distributing leaflets, etc. Fundraising Translating Photo/Videography: photo editing, video editing Designing leaflets and print materials Finding and trying out vegan recipes Designing and making charitable things IT solutions, website management …

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Over 300 people marched for fur animals in Tallinn 

On Saturday, 11th of January, Estonian animal advocacy organisation Loomus organised a traditional march for animals in Tallinn Old Town, to bring attention to the need to ban fur farms, support positive changes in legislation and animals’ rights to their natural lifestyle. The head of  Loomus’ animal welfare working group Martin Garbuz, the head of …

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Estonian animal rights activists to hold march in support of banning fur farms 

Estonian animal rights organization Loomus is to hold its traditional march in support of animals in Tallinn’s Old Town on Saturday to draw attention to the need to ban fur farms. The march is to start from the Viru Gates at noon and proceed through the Old Town to the Riigikogu building, where speeches will be …

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Foto: Tiina Talumees

Prominent Estonian fashion designer Tiina Talumees is fur free 

A well-known Estonian fashion designer Tiina Talumees and her fashion studio joined the international Fur Free Retailer program, that in Estonia is led by Loomus. By today, 25 Estonian fashion designers and entrepreneurs have become fur free and followed the example of such top designers as Prada, Versace, Gucci, Armani, Hugo Boss, Tommy Hilfiger, Jimmy …

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An animal is not an object. Their place is not on the store shelf. 

Animal rights activists condemn the sale of pets in stores and believe that the Animal Protection Act should stipulate a ban on the sale of pets in stores. Four animal protection organizations launched a public initiative to collect signatures in support of a ban on selling animals in stores.

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Loomus launched a campaign to ban zoophilia in Estonia 

At the moment, sexual intercourse with animals is a so-called grey area in Estonia, as it is not directly allowed, but not forbidden either. According to Loomus, the Animal Protection Act must be changed so that the sexual abuse of an animal also falls clearly under the category of an illegal act against an animal. …

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Loomus launched a petition to ban bow hunting in Estonia 

Last week, we launched a petition in Loomus to ban bow hunting in Estonia. The initiative is supported by a number of environmental and animal protection organizations.

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Foto: Mink in a farm at Karjaküla, Loomus.ee

Not a single mink left in Estonian fur farms, one farm’s license suspended 

The Estonian animal advocacy organization Loomus is proud to report that, according to assurances from the Ministry of Rural Affairs and a verification visit by Veterinary and Food Board, the Estonian fur farms no longer house a single mink. Also, as stated to Loomus by Veterinary and Food Board, and the Environmental Board of Estonia, …

Loe edasi

Loomus is looking for volunteers: let’s stand together for the animals! 

We welcome volunteers at Loomus to help us out in various areas: Content creation (articles, interviews, etc.) Organising events Raising awareness: participating in info desks, distributing leaflets, etc. Fundraising Translating Photo/Videography: photo editing, video editing Designing leaflets and print materials Finding and trying out vegan recipes Designing and making charitable things IT solutions, website management …

Loe edasi

Over 300 people marched for fur animals in Tallinn 

On Saturday, 11th of January, Estonian animal advocacy organisation Loomus organised a traditional march for animals in Tallinn Old Town, to bring attention to the need to ban fur farms, support positive changes in legislation and animals’ rights to their natural lifestyle. The head of  Loomus’ animal welfare working group Martin Garbuz, the head of …

Loe edasi

Estonian animal rights activists to hold march in support of banning fur farms 

Estonian animal rights organization Loomus is to hold its traditional march in support of animals in Tallinn’s Old Town on Saturday to draw attention to the need to ban fur farms. The march is to start from the Viru Gates at noon and proceed through the Old Town to the Riigikogu building, where speeches will be …

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Foto: Tiina Talumees

Prominent Estonian fashion designer Tiina Talumees is fur free 

A well-known Estonian fashion designer Tiina Talumees and her fashion studio joined the international Fur Free Retailer program, that in Estonia is led by Loomus. By today, 25 Estonian fashion designers and entrepreneurs have become fur free and followed the example of such top designers as Prada, Versace, Gucci, Armani, Hugo Boss, Tommy Hilfiger, Jimmy …

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An animal is not an object. Their place is not on the store shelf. 

Animal rights activists condemn the sale of pets in stores and believe that the Animal Protection Act should stipulate a ban on the sale of pets in stores. Four animal protection organizations launched a public initiative to collect signatures in support of a ban on selling animals in stores.

Loe edasi

Loomus launched a campaign to ban zoophilia in Estonia 

At the moment, sexual intercourse with animals is a so-called grey area in Estonia, as it is not directly allowed, but not forbidden either. According to Loomus, the Animal Protection Act must be changed so that the sexual abuse of an animal also falls clearly under the category of an illegal act against an animal. …

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Loomus launched a petition to ban bow hunting in Estonia 

Last week, we launched a petition in Loomus to ban bow hunting in Estonia. The initiative is supported by a number of environmental and animal protection organizations.

Loe edasi