• Taylor Momsen Sets Her Dog's Balls Ablaze—PETA Fired Up ...

    Written by PETA

    43886, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - Monday August 23 2010. 17-year-old Taylor Momsen teeters out of the Radio One Maida Vale Studios on some skyscraper platforms after performing live with her band, The Pretty Reckless. The Gossip Girl star and face of Madonna and Lourdes Ciccone's new clothing range stunned onlookers by wearing a thigh-skimming mini dress complete with stockings, suspenders and lap dancer shoes as she stepped out in the London daylight. Photograph: PacificCoastNews.com

    … to publicly thank The Pretty Reckless vocalist and Gossip Girl star for making the compassionate, responsible decision to have her pooch neutered.

    It's no secret that we at PETA are nuts (geddit?) about the pluses of spaying and neutering—two safe, simple procedures that help to reduce the number of homeless dogs and cats.

    So we at PETA would like to submit the following poem in Momsen's honor:

    Oh, Taylor Momsen!
    You're sure to see
    A media spectacle
    'Cause you lit your dog's (detached) testicles

    But at PETA, we stand and applaud
    The choice you made, it should be law
    To neuter your friend
    And help put an end
    To the homelessness of millions who have paws

    Written by Karin Bennett

  • PETA's Offer to Save Lives and Provide Entertainment to Dogs

    Written by PETA

    Coming soon to a billboard in Big Pine Key, Florida:

    spay today

     

    PETA's offer to pay $1,500 for the right to erect the above image at a new dog park in Hampton, New Jersey, may have been rejected by fundraising Girl Scouts there, but organizers of a dog park in the Sunshine State who read about the rejection found our proposal irresistible. They asked for a similar deal—and now their new dog park will be getting the funding, and park visitors will be giving paws pause to consider the fact that a resolution to spay and neuter their companion animals would help decrease the number of animals who are forced to live in animal shelters or on the streets.

    Meanwhile, our billboard could still grace Hampton's new dog park. City Council members there are currently mulling over our proposal.

    Written by Karin Bennett

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