Penélope Cruz
Hollywood actress Penélope Cruz is the latest star to appear on a billboard as part of PETA's on-going anti-fur campaign.
The 37-year-old actress condemns the use of animal fur for clothing in a billboard ad that went up on Wednesday in New York's garment district near Penn Station.
The unveiling comes just ahead of New York Fashion Week, which begins on 9 Feb.
Similar campaigns will also be staged during Fashion Week in London and Milan.
The Oscar winner is shown with her head turned as she looks over her bare shoulder, next to the slogan "Give fur the cold shoulder".
We take a look at other female celebrities who have who have used their bodies and faces in some of Peta's most memorable campaigns.
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self opinionated arrogant vegetarians always have this attitude like they have a superior intellect because they stopped eating meat, whoopee, as though this gives them the right to make judgements over everyone else's eating habits, that's happened since the beginning, they think they can alter a natural way of life, remember you vegetarians are not normal that's a fact,
like it or not its a reality you are a minority, a phenomenon that's only been happening for 10 years or more, but not very long for sure, maybe not eating meat has changed your mental capacity to think in a rational way, your not getting the correct balanced nutritional food, i,e meat,
have a sunday roast tomorrow, you won't regret it,
now i'm done with this stupid subject,
hey Laura Lamb, Think on sweet pea humanely and kill just can't work in the same sentance. You take it's life for goodness sake how can that be humane???? You either get to grips with it you kill you eat you use everythiing. I do hate the kill for skin brigade use it all or let it live. I'm a hunter eater user... Never had the oppertunity to hunt big game but pest control and the use of meat byproducts is not wrong
Thank you james :)
I am aware that many times the animals are not eaten in the fur trade, but you cant let selfish corporations sway your view on the human races use of fur and animals.
I don't agree how many companies deal with the fur trade, I do think its wrong and I would like to serve up some of them and skin them alive too, but you can't preach that using fur is wrong or eating meat is wrong when humans have done it for 1,000's of years and our bodies are designed to consume meat.
Unfortunate its the preaching vegans that slate everybody who eat meat that give themselves a bad name. Nobody minds you not eating meat and not wearing fur, that's your choice. But don't preach to us and make us look bad when we are the ones who are doing what humanity has done for years.
Vegans don't preach about the butchery of humans and there body parts being slung all over the floor, other humans eating there own kind. Nasty I know but these things happen.
To balance the tables for both parties:
1) Leave rare and endangered species alone for a good 300 years to boost population.
2) Only kill animals that a vast in numbers and use there meat for consumption and there fur/ hides for clothes etc.
3) Kill the animal in a merciful way as to minimise suffering.
4) Respect the views of both parties to reach a neutral ground, stop preaching and learn to adapt to societies ever changing cultures and use of the resources of the planet.
We do need to slow down as a species and we are very cocky, but its examples about plain finger pointing and "Your evil for doing this", that makes the whole topic sore and aggressive.
If you choose to not eat meat, fair enough, that's your choice. But don't get all in our faces because we do, that's out choice. If I choose to wear fur, its not because I enjoy the animal suffering, its because I want to keep warm. simple.
The only last thing I'll say that its a pity we don't use the animal like we did years ago, I doubt there would be any argument, don't blame us, blame the greedy corp. owners.































