Hannah Teter Joins PETA’s ‘Save the Seals’ Ad Series
U.S. snowboarder Hannah Teter comes from a close-knit family of shredders who spend a great deal of their time doing what they love on the snow and ice. So when the Olympic gold medalist learned about the commercial seal slaughter that takes place every year on Canada’s ice floes, she posed in PETA’s “Save the Seals” ad series to help spread the word.
She’s known for speaking up for what’s right, and all the proceeds from her Vermont maple syrup company, Hannah’s Gold, go to charity.
Hannah wants the world to know that tens of thousands of seals, many of whom are just weeks old, are bludgeoned or shot to death for their fur every year. During her photoshoot, she told us, “[W]hen I saw that PETA was involved in saving the seals, I just was like, ‘YEAH!’ That’s something I want to be a part of because it’s such a huge massacre.”
Animal exploiters are nonessential—the coronavirus pandemic proves that the world can keep on turning without the torture and killing of animals.
These celebrities and influencers are just some of the millions of people who now know of the carnage that Canada’s government is allowing.
The Canadian sealing community is trying desperately to discredit the animal advocates who are speaking out against it. But the facts don’t lie.
