Jamie Foxx may not be a fan, but the folks at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is recognizing Miley Cyrus for her kindness toward the chickens that were used during the filming of Hannah Montana: The Movie, which debuted No. 1 at the box office last weekend.
“Miley’s heart is as big as her smile,” says Dan Shannon, PETA’s assistant director of Youth Outreach and Campaigns. “We hope that her act of compassion will inspire her fans to be kind to animals too.”
The Disney actress/singer adopted a particularly special chicken to keep as a pet.
PETA sent Miley a framed Compassionate Citizen Award and card signed by their staff for her kindness toward the birds.
Cloris Leachman is officially the Poster Girl (or Poster Grandma) for vegetarianism. Wearing a gown made of leafy greens and red cabbage, the 82-year-old Oscar-winner will unveil her new pro-vegetarian PETA PSA in Times Square later today.
PETA says Cloris is an example of how gracefully humans age once the omit meat from their daily diet. Cloris agrees, the Dancing With The Stars alum became a vegetarian nearly 50 years ago and as she says, “I felt a million times better, and I’ve never had a bite of meat ever since then.”
Cloris Leachman will release her tell-all autobiography, Cloris,–revealing liasons with Gene Hackman and other Hollywood notables of yesteryear–in April.
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