Why Pam Isn’t Taking the ‘Ice Bucket Challenge’

Published by Lindsay Pollard-Post.

What’s colder than having a bucket of ice water dumped over your head? If you ask Pamela Anderson, it’s conducting painful experiments on animals. When Pamela learned from PETA that the ALS Association funds experiments on monkeys and other animals, she accepted the “Ice Bucket Challenge”—and responded with a challenge of her own: Switch to modern, humane non-animal testing methods. Check out Pam in action:

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