Banned! PETA's New TV Ad

PETA has approached many of America's largest cable networks hoping to place its latest ad—a commercial featuring beloved actor and PETA honorary director James Cromwell that promotes all our vital efforts for animals. But our attempts to buy airtime have been thwarted because Lifetime, CNN, Animal Planet, and other networks have rejected the ad. Some of the reasons for the rejections were surprising: "In order for PETA to air, it cannot show any form of advocacy of viewers changing their habits (i.e., treating animals better)." "The spots would need to have all footage showing the animals being abused in any way … removed. Any footage that just shows the animal(s) by themselves are generally ok." "We will not accept spots from PETA. The group is too controversial." What were these networks so afraid of that they would ban this ad? Now you can find out! Watch our latest video right now showing how—with your help—PETA is able to assist countless animals in need. Don't let animals suffer for one more minute! Watch our new video and discover how you can do even more for animals today. Click to update your e-mail preferences or to unsubscribe. This e-mail was sent by PETA, 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510 USA.