Fur farms are facilities where animals are raised specifically for their fur. Common species include minks, foxes, and rabbits. These farms breed and care for the animals until they are mature enough to be harvested for their pelts, which are then used in clothing and accessories. The conditions on fur farms can vary widely. Some farms follow strict animal welfare guidelines, while others have been criticized for poor living conditions. Animal rights organizations often advocate against fur farming, arguing that it is inhumane and unnecessary, given the availability of synthetic alternatives to fur products.