PETA asks kids: Would you eat your dog for Thanksgiving?
Posted on November 15th, 2011 by Sean Curnyn
In an ad released by the animal rights organization “People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals” (aka PETA) a dog with a turkey’s body (or a turkey with a dog’s head) is pictured beside the question: “Kids: If you wouldn’t eat your dog, why eat a turkey? GO VEGAN.” PETA plans to post the ad on billboards near public schools in cities around the country, according to ABC News.
No, PETA, I would not eat my dog for Thanksgiving. And neither, I hope and trust, would my dog eat me for Thanksgiving, or any other holiday observance. But my dog would assuredly and happily eat a turkey, or part of one. And I plan on recognizing my dog’s inherent good sense and good taste by doing the same thing myself.
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