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Collab-Project, bearbile farming
🕑 Added 2021-09-08 18:05:32 +0000 UTCI created this comic together with Paul Goodenough (Founder of "Rewriting Extinction") and World Animal Protection UK to raise awareness of this animal injustice 🐻❤️
Time is ticking for every bear tortured by the senseless cruelty of the Bear Bile industry. There is no need for this abuse: there are cruelty-free synthetic and organic ingredients with the same medicinal properties as bear bile, so how can humans justify this abuse!? Luckily World Animal Protection UK are working to end the cycle of cruelty - it’s up to us to support them and empower them to tackle this head on.
If you can afford it, please do consider donating here:
From our Patreon funds I already donated $200 :)
Every penny Rewriting Extinction raises goes directly to species-saving projects and restorying the planet with our 7 charity partners (Greenpeace, World Land Trust, Re:Wild, The Wildlife Trusts, Born Free, Reserva and Rewilding Europe).
As for the comic itself, this was the first major project Loving Reaper was involved in and definitely an interesting experience. However, I found it difficult as I'm a bit stubborn when it comes to building emotion and intensity in my comics. Still, I had a lot of freedom to create this comic the way I envisioned it, looking back, I can't really complain.
Comments
Tony Baldacci
Chinese medicine.
Morgan Fe
😨 What the....? Bear Bile?! Why in the world? What the heck would bear bile be used FOR?! That is...so many levels of WRONG.😖
Thank you so much for your donation Stacy, I totally feel the same and making this comic was a heartbreaking task. I hope this comic will not only raise awareness but also motivates people to donate to those organisations that do their best to end this insanity. Again, thank you for supporting this important cause <3
I wasn't ready to see this comic when it first came into my inbox. Now a few months later, I opened it, and it's just as heart breaking as I thought it would be. Thank you for the work you do and for sharing with us these organizations trying to make a difference. I've donated with a heavy heart but with so much hope that more people like you can keep helping and reminding the rest of us to keep helping too.
