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I'M A Celebrity has been slammed by PETA and actress Rula Lenska for using using wolves and live animals in trials.

Pamela Anderson has written to Israel’s Minister of Environmental Protection, Gila Gamliel, to thank her for taking steps to ban the sale of fur in her country.The animal-loving actress, who serves as honorary director of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), has saluted the politician for proposing an amendment to the Wildlife Protection Law that would ban the sale of fur in Israel.“I’ve been involved in this issue for many years, writing to the prime minister and even lobbying in person while visiting Israel,” Pamela writes in the letter obtained by WENN.

shuttered in August.According to a press release Tuesday from the animal rights organization, three juvenile lions were taken after PETA won a lawsuit last month against Lowe’s former business partner Tim Stark. Stark had transferred the lions to Lowe, PETA claimed.A fourth lion was also moved from Stark to Lowe, although “PETA recently learned that she died under suspicious circumstances,” the press release said.

Anjelica Huston’s labor of love documentary about animal rights activists who rescue desperate pets has scored a video-on-demand release.Breaking the Chain follows field operatives for PETA, who respond to alerts of dogs and other animals that are chained up outside in all weather.“The film tells the animals’ stories, including those living in underserved areas of the South, and highlights efforts to improve and save their lives or, when needed, alleviate their suffering,” a press release reads.“It’s one thing to hear about the animal neglect and overpopulation crisis and another to see for yourself how dogs are left to shiver, pant, limp, and suffer in backyards, where they’re confined to wire cages or chained to pieces of junk,” says Hust

Joaquin Phoenix is taking his campaign to turn the world vegan to the next level by fronting a new PETA video.The Joker star presents the new film from his kitchen table, explaining he hopes footage of factory farming cruelty will turn viewers off meat and dairy for good.“There’s so much pain in the world that we are powerless over, but being party to animal suffering is not one of them,” the actor says. “It’s easy to escape personal responsibility by actively avoiding the truth.

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Alan Cumming, left, wears his “Not a Dairy Queen” shirt, which called on the fast food company to offer a vegan option. Four years later, Cumming poses on the right with the vegan Dilly Bar from Dairy Queen. Photos: First image by Mike Ruiz. Second image from Alan Cumming.

Actress Minka Kelly, 40, and Tiger King's Carole Baskin, 59, are fighting for a common cause and pleading for a tiger who they say is suffering at a South Carolina zoo to be released to a sanctuary.Kelly penned a letter to the owners of the of the Waccatee Zoo where Lila, a nearly bald tiger, is being penned and urged them to let the big cat get the care it needs, according to Page Six.PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, has offered to step in and facilitate transferring Lila to an 'accredited sanctuary where she can receive expert care and appropriate treatment.' Big heart:Actress Minka Kelly and Tiger King's Carole Baskin are fighting for a common cause and pleading for a tiger who they say is suffering at a South Carolina

Trick-or-treaters can now dress as Joe Exotic — otherwise known as the “Tiger King,” a self-described “gay, gun-carrying redneck with a mullet” — thanks to PETA.

Alicia Silverstone and her son Bear have recreated a famous photograph of Sir Paul McCartney and his late wife Linda to encourage people to adopt a vegan diet.

Animal rights group PETA have urged producers working on a TV drama adaption of Netflix’s Tiger King documentary series not to use live animals.

Gemma Collins stripped naked for a Peta campaign protesting against marine parks.

video footage of the animals at G.W. Zoo, currently operated by Jeff Lowe in Wynnewood, Oklahoma, prompting several requests to the US Department of Agriculture to launch an investigation, according to a release.They said juvenile lions were suffering from “flystrike, a condition in which flies, usually drawn to uncleared animal waste, bite other animals and lay eggs on them.” The hatched maggots then eat their skin and destroy their ears.

Paul McCartney is celebrating his 78th birthday early by urging fans to watch a hard-hitting video he made about slaughterhouses for PETA a decade ago. The rocker turns 78 on 18 June, but he has decided to get the celebrations started a week early.