Pamela Anderson's strong opinon about using primates for entertainment

[Steel X]

For your opinon, people...do you really think it's cruel to see chimpanzees dressed in human clothing and do some performance like selling credit cards and kiss humans and other things like that?

For me...I think it's considered animal cruelity forcing such an animal like the chimpanzee to do something when they dont even feel like it.

http://entertainment.msn.com/tv/hotgossip3?GT1=7701

 

[Levonian]

I think you already all know what my opinions are on the subject...

 

[pek1]

For your opinon, people...do you really think it's cruel to see chimpanzees dressed in human clothing and do some performance like selling credit cards and kiss humans and other things like that?

For me...I think it's considered animal cruelity forcing such an animal like the chimpanzee to do something when they dont even feel like it.

http://entertainment.msn.com/tv/hotgossip3?GT1=7701

Even though I haven't gone deer hunting for a few years, I can maybe see that, but to train a monkey (which is NOT a human relative . . . not even close) or any other animal for something to make humans laugh, is barbaric. I have already started not buying products like Dial and things from Proctor & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson, just to name a few, because they do animal testing. So does Hills, as in Hills Science Diet brand dog food and Iams is just as guilty as the rest of those croonies. I have been sickened lately from all of that.

Also, for the people who are familiar with the movies with the two dogs and Sassie, the cat (can't recall the name), I allowed my hearing dog to stay at the kennel once in Duluth, Minnesota, that the Golden Retriever was from. It was a breeder and, to make a long story short, I wasn't impressed with what I saw at the kennel. Those "breeding dogs" were kept in steel cage kennels 24-7. I didn't realize how bad it was until Snickers came back to me at the end of the day.