The fur industry involves the breeding, trapping, and processing of animals for their fur, which is used in clothing and accessories. Common animals in this industry include minks, foxes, and rabbits. The fur is often valued for its warmth and aesthetic appeal, leading to its use in high-fashion items. Critics of the fur industry raise concerns about animal welfare, as many animals are kept in confined spaces and may experience suffering during trapping and farming. In response, some countries have implemented regulations or bans on fur farming, while alternatives like faux fur have gained popularity among consumers seeking ethical options.