PETA often speaks out against celebrities who wear real fur, but there are also many stars who work with the organization to help fight for animal rights. See which 9 stars refuse to wear fur, eat meat, and find other ways to help animals.
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Eva Mendes
Eva Mendes has been working with PETA for years to help fight for animals rights. She believes fashion should be fun but shouldn’t include fur and has vowed to never wear fur.
Charlize Theron
Charlize Theron is also an active member of PETA and even voiced a video of theirs showing an investigation of puppy mills. She says growing up on a farm in South Africa made her feel compassion and respect for animals.
Pamela Anderson
Pamela Anderson has starred in several ads for PETA and once posed topless to support animal rights. She even traveled to Israel in 2011 to discuss the cause in the country.
Ellen DeGeneres
Ellen DeGeneres was named the Woman of the Year by PETA in 2009 for her dedication to protecting animals. She was recognized for her animal rights work again in 2011 when she was given the PETCO Foundation’s HOPE Award.
Olivia Munn
Olivia Munn posed nude for a PETA ad in 2010 to help support their goal to boycott circuses and stripped down again in 2012 to prove her point that she’d “rather go naked than wear fur.” It seems like Munn will support anything that involves her getting naked!
Kate Winslet
Kate Winslet is an avid PETA supporter and is open about being a vegetarian. She has spoken out about the cruelty some animals face when it comes to creating popular food dishes.
Jennie Garth
Jennie Garth has four dogs, five cats, two goats, two horses, and pigs on her farm in California, which she says make her happy because animals love her unconditionally. She believes animals deserve the same love and respect that people get and frequently speaks out about animal rights.
Angelina Jolie
Angelina Jolie has requested that fur she wears in movies be fake and once checked to make sure a horsehair purse she purchased was created without harming animals. PETA frequently applauds her efforts to stand up for animal rights.
Katherine Heigl
Katherine Heigl recently launched a line of pet products to help raise money for shelter pets. She also donated $1 million to animal shelters in 2010.
