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Jay Sean PETA

British musician Jay Sean has recorded a PSA for PETA on all things animal: adoption, circuses, spaying and neutering and fur.

Sean poses with a rescue mutt Stella in a poster that reads, “Adopt, Don’t Buy.”

“Up until I had a dog, I didn’t realize the connection you had, that I had, with animals,” Sean says in a video below.

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Peter Dinklage, star of Game of Thrones, has signed on to be the spokesperson for Farm Sanctuary’s 2012 Walk for Animals.

The vegetarian actor explained in a clip posted to the event’s webpage why he chose to represent the walk that raised almost half a million for farmed animals last year.

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Pamela Anderson Urges FDA No Tobacco Animal Tests

Written by Vegetarian Star on Wednesday, May 30th, 2012 in Actresses, Animal Issues, Celebrity Tweets.

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As if smoking weren’t a bad enough habit. It stinks, it’s linked to disease, it’s (gasp) not even vegan. And who would have thought–it involves animal testing!

Pamela Anderson is backing a move urged by PETA to not consider tests on animals that seek to determine the effects of tobacco products labeled “reduced risk.”

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Leona Lewis

“It can be disheartening because I’ll be asked to do campaigns a lot. I’m so passionate that I’ll put everything into it. You see other campaigns where celebrities jump on board but animal rights issues is something where people feel they can’t really tread. It’s not even about being a vegetarian. It’s about having a bit of empathy for what these animals are going through. I do think celebrities could do more.”

Leona Lewis on her animal rights work. Lewis has volunteered her time, face and name to animal advocacy organizations such  as the World Society for the Protection of Animals, Cleveland Armory Black Beauty Ranch and Humane Society International.

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Morrissey Says “SeaWorld Sucks”

Written by Vegetarian Star on Friday, May 25th, 2012 in Animal Issues, Fashion, Male Singers.

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Morrissey treated members of his band to a t-shirt from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals that protests marine parks that hold animals in captivity.

The 100% cotton shirt is made in the USA by American Apparel and is available from Cafe Press in several styles and colors for both men and women.

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“Seal Wars” On Animal Planet This June (Video)

Written by Vegetarian Star on Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012 in Animal Issues, Film & TV, Videos.

Sea Shephard may be best known for its work on ending whaling, but on June 8, Animal Planet with air a documentary that highlights the group’s work with another marine mammal.

“This is a different kind of mission, [with] Sea Shepard, being primarily land-based,” says Paul Watson of Sea Shepard in the trailer for the film Seal Wars, which focuses on the seal slaughter in Nambia.

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Shaquille O’Neal Raises Lemur Awareness (Video)

Written by Vegetarian Star on Monday, May 21st, 2012 in Animal Issues, Athletes-Games-Sports, Videos.

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Shaquille O’Neal has completed his doctorate degree in Education and is wasting no time utilizing his skills to inform the public on the endangered animals and habitats of Madagascar.

Shaq posed with a lemur at Zoo Miami, where he was accompanied by Mireya Mayor, an author and National Geographic explorer involved with lemur conservation.

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Obama Urged to End Factory Farming

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, May 17th, 2012 in Animal Issues, Politicians.

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The request for Obama to stop eating meat in public apparently hasn’t been put on any recent Congress agenda, but activists are hoping the President will consider a ban on factory farmed meat.

Wendy Matthews of Farm Sanctuary has started a petition that urges Obama to promote nutrition education programs that emphasize grains, fruits and vegetables; reduce the use of antibiotics in livestock animals; improve waste disposal methods on farms and eliminating practices used where animals are intensely confined, such as debeaking and tail-docking.

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