We'll probably try a nontoxic paint remover, which we'd test first on a small portion of fur.

What we've investigated may be a very small portion of the problem.

It was a modest first step, but the heavy lifting is still to come. This was probably one of the easier elements to resolve.

It's a small world, but I wouldn't want to have to paint it.

Probably look at it for an hour then paint it or throw it in the pool.

PETA has tried for years to educate her about fur, at first quietly and now like this,