Cage protest at pet cruelty
A SHOP worker will be crammed into a small cage on Princes Street as part of a campaign against keeping reptiles as pets.
The employee from Lush Cosmetics will dress as a chameleon and be locked up after the company learned of the cruelty shown as part of the illegal trade in lizards.
Leonie Davies, Lush's campaigns manager, said: "We hope that by raising the profile of this important issue we can lessen the demand for reptiles as pets."
The event takes place tomorrow at noon.
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