So, every once in a while, I like to scoot on by my local nutjobs and see how they're doing. Its always good for a laugh, but sometimes an irrating one. Then, I figured I'd check out the website. Theres gotta be somthing to chuckle at, right? I dont normally take what they say to heart, but this confounds me. Once again, some actress has stepped above the mass of emo bleeding hearts and started a campaign to "protect animals". She's smokin' hot, so I thought, "I'll check it out." Observe...
<span style="font-size: 11pt">From starring as a powerful drug trafficker in the international smash telenovela La Reina del Sur to her much anticipated role as a transsexual inmate in the upcoming K-11 film, Kate del Castillo emanates a sexy strength in all her work. The Mexican superstar brings that same smoldering power to her ad (shot by famed top celebrity photographer Jack Guy) for PETA urging fans to "fiercely protect your animals." Enter to win a signed copy of the ad below!</span>
<span style="font-size: 11pt">In the striking PETA ad, Kate holds her rescued dog, Lola, as she warns guardians to "never leave [animals] to fend for themselves." <span style="color: #FF0000">Cats and dogs belong inside, where they are safe from deadly threats, such as bad weather, cruel people, other animals, and cars.</span> A life indoors is just one of the basic needs a guardian must fulfill, explains Kate. Dogs and cats deserve to be protected and showered with love, which they'll return to their guardians tenfold.
For Kate, adopting Lola was life-changing—for Lola, it was lifesaving. <span style="color: #FF0000">Because there are not enough loving homes, countless cats and dogs struggle to survive on the streets, and 3 to 4 million of them must be euthanized annually at animal shelters.</span> Kate explains that you can save a life by adopting one of the 6 to 8 million cats and dogs who enter shelters every year—and never buying from a pet store or breeder. You can save thousands of lives by spaying and neutering your companion animals, thereby preventing their offspring from suffering on the streets or in animal shelters.</span>
Awesome. I didnt know that dogs and cats were not capable of surviving on their own. Learn somthing new every day. Also didnt know that animal "shelters" kill 3-4 mil every year. Sounds more like the Bates Motel for puddy tats than a shelter. Dont see weirdos holding picket signs in front of the local dog pound, do you? Sorry about the rant, but just had to express my disgust at people who harass me over killing one deer and a bunch of quail every year, but dont care one bit about human suffering. I think thats the last time I'm gonna visit that site. Guess it was bad judgment that led me there in the first place. Off the soapbox now....
<span style="font-size: 11pt">From starring as a powerful drug trafficker in the international smash telenovela La Reina del Sur to her much anticipated role as a transsexual inmate in the upcoming K-11 film, Kate del Castillo emanates a sexy strength in all her work. The Mexican superstar brings that same smoldering power to her ad (shot by famed top celebrity photographer Jack Guy) for PETA urging fans to "fiercely protect your animals." Enter to win a signed copy of the ad below!</span>
<span style="font-size: 11pt">In the striking PETA ad, Kate holds her rescued dog, Lola, as she warns guardians to "never leave [animals] to fend for themselves." <span style="color: #FF0000">Cats and dogs belong inside, where they are safe from deadly threats, such as bad weather, cruel people, other animals, and cars.</span> A life indoors is just one of the basic needs a guardian must fulfill, explains Kate. Dogs and cats deserve to be protected and showered with love, which they'll return to their guardians tenfold.
For Kate, adopting Lola was life-changing—for Lola, it was lifesaving. <span style="color: #FF0000">Because there are not enough loving homes, countless cats and dogs struggle to survive on the streets, and 3 to 4 million of them must be euthanized annually at animal shelters.</span> Kate explains that you can save a life by adopting one of the 6 to 8 million cats and dogs who enter shelters every year—and never buying from a pet store or breeder. You can save thousands of lives by spaying and neutering your companion animals, thereby preventing their offspring from suffering on the streets or in animal shelters.</span>
Awesome. I didnt know that dogs and cats were not capable of surviving on their own. Learn somthing new every day. Also didnt know that animal "shelters" kill 3-4 mil every year. Sounds more like the Bates Motel for puddy tats than a shelter. Dont see weirdos holding picket signs in front of the local dog pound, do you? Sorry about the rant, but just had to express my disgust at people who harass me over killing one deer and a bunch of quail every year, but dont care one bit about human suffering. I think thats the last time I'm gonna visit that site. Guess it was bad judgment that led me there in the first place. Off the soapbox now....
