Kimberly L.
Did you ever see Night in Fog in school?
It's a documentary about the concentration camps in Nazi Germany that we were shown in elementary school. They show bodies being bulldozed into pits after being gassed. That image has never left me. Nor will the images of dead and dying animals that FurLife used to advertise their flea and tick products. I have now deleted 4 of the best game apps because they allow those FurLife ads. They are horrific and give me nightmares. I'm a 62 year old animal lover and pet owner, who frequently clicks on in-game ads and have bought products for myself, my pets, and family from them. Until and unless FurLife changes their advertising policy, I will do everything in my power to let every gaming app company, all of my family and friends, and every review site I can reach know what horror they foist on the unsuspecting in pursuit of profit.
Response from FurLife™Apr 4, 2025
Hello Kimberly, Thank you for sharing your heartfelt concerns. We want to start by sincerely apologizing for the distress our advertisement caused you. We understand that as an animal lover and long-time pet owner, you're especially sensitive to the well-being of animals — and rightfully so. Our intent was never to shock or upset, but to raise awareness about the very real dangers that fleas and ticks can pose to pets when left untreated. Your feedback is being taken seriously and has been shared directly with our marketing team. We truly appreciate the time you took to voice your concerns. If there’s anything we can do to further address this, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We hope we can earn back your trust in the future through better, more compassionate communication. Kind regards Marc