Case for increasing fame with the help of a raccoon

The raccoon can be useful not only as a supplier of skins for sewing fur products, but also as a public relations specialist. Raccoons and other fur-bearing animals in the 21st century are great at multiplying fame.

All thinking people know that all means are good in the struggle for money and fame, especially if these funds are disguised as charity and the struggle for the rights of various minorities, rare species of monkeys, raccoons and in general animal rights.

So Anna Buraya decided to remind herself of herself through the fashionable theme of animal protection. Few people have even heard the mention of the model Anna Buraya, and this is no wonder, because there are a lot of models. Each considers herself worthy and wants as much fame and lucrative contracts as possible.

Only the world of fashion and show business does not want to notice the absolute majority of models, offering very modest fees as a reward and not giving a drop of fame. It is very sad to dream of the covers of glossy magazines, and even pages in the Internet media are not devoted to you.

Therefore, we must ask the raccoon for help! Anna Brown did just that. In the spirit of FEMEN, the girls undressed, covered their breasts with black crosses and began to remind the public about the toxicity of fur. For greater importance, the girls put on gas masks.

“There is nothing trendy about skin stripped from the bodies of fighting for the life of animals, and then coated with chemicals that are dangerous to people wearing these clothes,” said Anna. “I want to encourage good-natured people to choose clothes without fur, for the sake of their own health, as well as for the sake of animals.”

PETA, citing research from the German Bremer Umwelt Institute, claims that the fur of a raccoon dog and coyote contains a large amount of toxic substances, in particular formaldehyde, which can cause an allergic reaction and is considered a carcinogen, and ethoxylates, which can adversely affect the production of hormones and the organs of the reproductive system.

According to the media and various studies, we are generally surrounded by a very aggressive and hostile world. Poor ecology, global warming, turning into an ice age, terrorists, swine flu, Ebola and many other dangers. Despite this, we continue to live and raise raccoons on farms.

But at times it gets boring, you want fame so much, you want the media to talk about us, and we also want to be shown on TV. At such moments, you can turn to a raccoon for help, take advantage of the latest studies on the toxicity of fur, bare your chest and maybe they will talk about us seriously and for a long time ...