I'd give it zero stars if I could.

Approximately ONE BILLION rabbits are killed for their fur every year in ways that are intolerably cruel. Contrary to popular belief, rabbit fur is not a byproduct of rabbit meat production. The rabbits that are raised for their fur - Rex Rabbits - are not raised to be eaten.According to the UN Food and Agriculture Association report: "Rabbit fur production is not comparable with the production of other fur species... rabbit pelts are estimated at one billion. In France alone annual rabbit skin production tops 70 million." Also, "Few skins are retrieved from slaughterhouses: they are simply thrown away. "Meat rabbits" are slaughtered at an age or time of year when their coats have not fully developed; usually at 10 to 12 weeks. Their thin, unstable coats are not suitable for furs.[...]Instead of supporting the disgusting practice of fur farming, please go cruelty-free and buy only non-animal fibers.