‘Win It’ Wednesday: ‘Glee’ Christmas Album

Published by PETA.

Here’s one for the Christmas carolers—Glee: The Music, The Christmas Album, featuring PETA pals Lea Michele and Jane Lynch. Surely you’ll want to a-choir this one for your holiday music collection—and if you come out on top of this week’s “Win It” Wednesday challenge, you will. 


How can you win it? Simply rework a verse from your favorite holiday song to tell us how you’ll bring glee to the animals in your life. If I could enter, mine would go like this:

(To the tune of “Jingle Bells”)

Dashing through house
Frank and Tom will be Racing to be the one
At the top of their new cat tree

I know, I know. It’ll be a cinch for you to top mine, but do us a favor and tell us which holiday classic you’ve drawn your inspiration from. The entry that most makes our judges burst out into a sing-along will win.

The contest ends on December 8, and the winner will be chosen on December 10. Be sure to read our privacy policy and terms and conditions, as you’re agreeing to both by commenting. No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited by law. Good luck!

Written by Karin Bennett

Please note: Glee is a registered trademark of Twentieth Century Fox. Twentieth Century Fox is not affiliated with PETA, nor do they endorse, sponsor, or otherwise support this promotion.

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