Demonstrations will be held against Ungar Fur's every Friday at 1pm in Portland Oregon.
The group organizing the campaign released this statement recently:

"We have started a dedicated and focused anti fur campaign against UNGUR FUR's. We are here to educate the public on the process in which the fur goes through to end up on the bloody racks at a fur shop. how this fur was once a part of a living creature with its own life."

Portland Oregon activists have scared away every furrier in the city except one, Nicholas Ungar Furs. The anti-fur movement in Portland has grown with every victory and will continue until Nicholas Ungar Furs is finally out of business. The campaign against the furrier will eventually end in victory for the animals, it's only a matter of time.

This years Fur Free Friday brought massive protests to the door of Ungar Furs. The Portland Independent Media Center had a great report on some of the activities:

"At Ungar Furs, I watched as the police raced over to inform the proprietors that people of conscience were almost at their door. An agitated employee came out and unabashedly pulled clanging metal doors shut, fumbling with the locks. He was unable to get the doors to close properly, and his movements became more frenzied and panic-stricken, as the chanting crowd closed in. A couple of yellow-jacketed (rent-a?) cops grabbed the doors and tried to wrestle them closed. (After all, the police state works for the business alliance in this town, so corporate security is obviously a big part of their job description.) At last, the metal gates were closed and locked, and just in the nick of time. A moment later, radical cheerleaders, little old ladies, small children, teenagers, dogs, and activists of all kinds descended on the establishment, belting out anti-fur chants and strong doses of conscience. A banner reading, "A.L.F. Welcome Here" was unfurled in front of the barred doors. We stayed long enough to keep the doors closed for awhile on this Black Friday, and a smaller crowd returned later, to keep the doors closed even longer."