PETA Founder ‘Unleashed’ in New Music Video

Published July 12, 2019 by PETA Staff. Last Updated November 30, 2022.

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Check out iAmAnimal‘s first-ever music video, “Unleash“, which was created to inspire viewers and support the animal rights movement. The song was written and performed by Kunal Avanti, one of the driving forces behind iAmAnimal. The captivating video, scenes from which were shot in the Himalayas, features many prominent figures in the animal protection movement, including John Abraham, Jacqueline Fernandez, Ayesha Takia-Azmi, Earthling Ed, Joey Carbstrong, James Aspey, and PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk.

“Unleash” is a celebration of peace and compassion. It motivates us to take action to ensure the rights of the animals with whom we share this planet are respected.

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