you might also want to make sure you don't live in the suburbs–inhumanely taking up space that could be left to (non-human) animals.

and don't drive a car, the emissions are terrible. and don't have a pet–they should be living in the wild, it's inhumane to keep them for our own enjoyment–especially if you're going to spay and neuter them taking away their sexuality for our own convenience.

and make sure the worms were removed from the soil of all the buildings you enter. and don't take anti-biotics. or eat anything made with yeast–since those actions are mass murder on those little bacterias.

obviously, my examples take things to extremes, and obviously i know approximately nothing about the lifestyle and choices of the author–however, i'm all too sick of leather shoe clad dairy guzzling vegetarians soap-boxing about the fur industry and how we shouldn't support it. who made you so "holy" to quote ghandi and pass judgements? to me it seems that instead of examining the lives of others, people ought to examine their own lives. if you really want to make the world a better place for animals, change your lifestyle, and go do service to animals and organizations for animals. but stop using sensationalism to make people feel bad–no one who wears fur is going to be convinced that way anyhow.