Yes certainly. Go to https://www.crueltyfreeinternational.org/, http://www.crueltyfreekitty.com/start-here/ and you can see what companies and products are / are not safe, or simply look for the logo on the product and see if it says "Not tested on animals"- usually there's a bunny or some kind of logo that states that the product is cruelty free. If you are unsure just go onto the company site and see at " About Us" section what they say. It is rare when a company IS cruelty free that they won't post that on their product. Majority of products ARE being tested -such as anything made by P&G, Unilever, all these big ones- but there are a lot of options for cruelty free. Please let me know if you are looking for a specific product that is cruelty free or whatever other questions you might have, I'd be glad to assist if it meant you making changes to your routine and make other conscious about this as well. We can do this, right?
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i've already seen videos like cruelty on sheeps just to get their coats for expensive bags and other garments.i really feel bad whenever i watch videos like that.i hope some organizations help stop these things so that we can protect our nature! :)
I can't watch any of these things. I cant even watch Animal Planet where animals kill each other in their natural state under the law of nature.