Throw the fur!

Pamela Anderson was criticized by Jennifer Lopez a thirty -year -old star of the series "Rescuers Malibu" took part in the ceremony of the awards for protecting animals held in the London clothing store Stella McCartney. In order to help the unfortunate animals, Pamela Anderson publicly undressed in the boutique window and criticized Hollywood stars for not embarrassed to wear natural fur products. Among the celebrities who supported her call were the supermodel Louise Redkinapp, Gillian Anderson from the “Secret Materials” and actress Sadie Frost, who specially came to the glamorous event in the overalls.

On behalf of the International Animal Protection Group, Peta Pamela Anderson awarded those celebrities who especially established themselves in the struggle for a humane treatment of a fur beast. “My message is very simple,” she said. - I ask you, start wearing artificial fur clothes. It is terrible that, seeing such successful beauties as Jennifer Lopez and Beyons who are dressed in expensive fur, you do not think about what cruelty it is - production of natural fur clothes. ” She added: “I am here in order to collect a large amount, and if we collect enough money, I promise that I will undress in the window of this store.” Apparently, after such a statement, the holiday participants willingly parted with money, and the former Playboy star fulfilled her promise.

“I always loved animals. People need to explain everything. Some people think that fur is prestigious and beautiful, but you can look good without them. Fortunately, thanks to the activities of organizations such as Peta, all this will end soon, ”said actress Sadie Frost. Louise Redknapp added: “I am very serious about the problem of violence against animals. A person who is not ashamed to put on a fur coat from natural fur should be able to watch our smaller brothers kill for his fur coat. Therefore, I fully support Peta shares. ”

Singer Chrissy Hindi, who received a prize for an uncompromising struggle with clothing manufacturers and fast food restaurants, said: “In my opinion, all means are good in order to force the perpetrators of cruel treatment of animals to fulfill our requirements. I am sure that the more radical the protest shares, the better. ”

Among other celebrities who attended the event were vocalist Susie and tennis player Martin Navvatilova. Martin also received a prize for active participation in the struggle for animal rights. The former tennis star said: “I believe that consumers need to inform about how to terribly kill living creatures only to buy a fashionable product made of natural fur.”

Stella McCartney was also present at the event, but did not comment on it.

06/29/2006 / Anastasia Ivanova, the material was published in the newspaper No. 112 of 06.30.2006.