I love turkey's, as pets, not to eat them. Can you imagine if all the people in the world would just take a moment to look at these filthy, hell holes these birds are killed in. I'm sure they wouldn't be saying "pass the turkey, please" at dinner! Well the saying goes if all the slaughter houses had windows, we'd all be vegetarian.

Posted by: Carla | November 14, 2007 05:46 PM

I bought already tofurky to invite my family to eat at least for 1 day no animals, I am vegetarian, but they aren't, I told them thanksgiving day is to thank for everything we are and we have, it is not to kill turkeys. Thanks to Pamela she has a great heart

Posted by: liliana | November 14, 2007 06:45 PM

God Bless Pamela Anderson
for good work with the poor, and for her kindness to the animals.
I have great respect for her.
Holly

Posted by: Holly | November 14, 2007 07:05 PM

Don't forget the other alternative, to skip Thanksgiving altogether. My Native American freinds have been forced onto the fringes of our society because of our government, and I don't like to celebrate that.

I like to spend time in the woods if I have this wretched "holiday" off.

Posted by: Maya: Master's candidate, wildlife biology | November 14, 2007 08:35 PM

your the best pam!

Posted by: silvia | November 14, 2007 10:03 PM

Pam is so wonderful! The food looks amazing!

Posted by: Kelsey | November 15, 2007 09:54 AM

You must take your hat off in salute to this '' Lady, '' pity Peta.Org cannot find another thousand like her..

Posted by: keith | November 15, 2007 11:09 AM

Way too go, Pammy!! We love you!

Posted by: Carla | November 15, 2007 11:18 AM

Thanks, Pam. You're an inspiration to us all.

Posted by: Mike Quinoa | November 15, 2007 12:14 PM

It's great that her heart is as big as her jugs! Just kidding, Pam! That veggie turkey looks better than a real one! Seriously, why would you want to eat somethng that was tortured before it was killed? I couldn't have that energy in me! Veg Thanksgiving, here I come!

Posted by: MeL | November 15, 2007 12:37 PM

Pam and PETA are amazing: every time i open this website there is a new phantastic surprise! This thanksgiving idea is very special and unforgettable - and the volume of my private album increases more and more ... thank you so much in the name of the animals and the POOR for doing this great thing!!!

Posted by: Don Quijote | November 15, 2007 12:53 PM

People are always talking about Pamela Anderson so I never miss a chance to let people know all the good things that she does for the animals. It makes people see her in a different way.

I LOVE Pamela!

Posted by: Jaclyn | November 15, 2007 02:11 PM

I LOVE THIS!!! LOVE U PAM!!

Posted by: laquesha | November 15, 2007 03:27 PM

You are a wonderful lady Pammy.
Thank you for speaking out all these years for the animals.
You are one of a kind.

Isabella

Posted by: Isabella, Freedom Fighter | November 15, 2007 04:45 PM

to bad there's not more beutiful people like pamela and Alex Baldwen there the best

Posted by: Tracy | November 15, 2007 06:42 PM

It is wonderful to know that a well known star, such as Pamela Anderson is taking the lead to spread the message of helping and fighting for animal rights and their welfare. These are not just animals, they are breathing and living beings, with emotions and feelings, just like humans (sentinel beings).

-- Peter Wu - San Francisco, CA, USA --

Posted by: Peter Wu | November 15, 2007 08:10 PM

Everything Pammy touches and does is wonderful. She is just a huge role model for so many. She is goofy, funny and silly but boy can that girl make a statement, I agree too bad PETA cannot find 1000 more celebs to use there power for this wonderful cause!! WE love you Pam... Wisconsin

Posted by: Kris Shulfer | November 15, 2007 08:59 PM

I was there for the event and I have to say Pam was wonderful. We dished up the food and she served the food taking the time to speak with everyone especially the children. Also, the faux turkey is delicious, worth trying.

Posted by: Paul | November 15, 2007 09:58 PM

oh come on! how can those people
kill something so cute!

Posted by: samantha | November 15, 2007 10:44 PM

Faux turkey - what's in that stuff? If you become a vegetarian you should be eating fruit, vegetables, nuts and seeds not fake, processed products. Gross!

Posted by: Sue | November 15, 2007 11:08 PM

Pam you are a inspiration to all of us here in South Africa.
Keep up the good work, you and PETA are inspiring many of us, down here, to get up and do something.
Love and Light
Nick de Beer

Posted by: nick | November 16, 2007 01:58 AM

I LOVE YOU PAM UR THE BEST I WISH YOU COULD SHARE THIS TO THE WHOLE WORLD.......

Posted by: jainal badjao | November 16, 2007 02:15 AM

Madam
Pamela You have done a great job Iam proud of you Iam happy that you have saved the lives of many turkeys and all our efforts will not go in vain madam you are inspiration to take up and fight for animals. Christmas is near by GOD(Jesus) will be happy about the works you have commited "GOD BLESS PAMELA" "GOD BLESS PETA"

Amen

Yours truly
Jayanta prabhu

Posted by: jayanta | November 16, 2007 05:45 AM

I've always thought how much better it would be to serve those in need with something healthier and cruelty free. way to go Pam and Peta!!

Posted by: Charles | November 16, 2007 08:17 AM

Awesome. I second Keith's comment (from 11/15/ 11:09AM).

Posted by: Pat | November 16, 2007 10:17 AM

I often find myself wondering whenever I see Pam Anderson hooking up with Peta on behalf of the animals if she is aware how extremely grateful people are for all that she has done in her activism. I hope she is given this feedback regularly so that she never burns out and leaves the movement like past female celebrity activists. I completely adore her and hope she stays in it for the longhaul.

Posted by: Gerry Ardigliano | November 16, 2007 12:11 PM

PAM is the best, she has a nice heart!

Posted by: Malva | November 16, 2007 02:14 PM

thanks to pamela, thanks to peta and thanks to everyone who is Vegeterian !
manuele, Italy

Posted by: manuele | November 16, 2007 02:41 PM

You're a wonderful woman. Kind of events to be repeated.

Posted by: France | November 16, 2007 05:58 PM

god bless pamela anderson. not only is she famous and cool but she is showing her kind and golden heart. Pink and pamela are 2 of my most favorite celeb.s because they really understand how to make a difference and how a celebrities power is supposed to be used

Posted by: ELIANA | November 16, 2007 06:01 PM

And I hope that someday the PETA way will become the American way, the way we used to say, a long long time ago, the Canadian way, when it used to be more than international marketing and branding. And will replace the bloody Canadian bloody way.

So long Pam

Posted by: France | November 16, 2007 06:50 PM

I am the Director of Family Promise of Las Vegas where this event was held. Miss Anderson was graceful and did a great job of presenting the PETA Message. However, we are not a Soup Kitchen and my families are disappointed that more was not done to know who we are and what we do. The Photographers were very rude to Miss Anderson and we decided we are glad we are not famous. Please see the work we do at www.familypromiselv.com. We thought Miss Anderson was terrific...The press did not get enough information to know who she was helping...Too Bad...

Posted by: Terry Lindemann | November 16, 2007 09:32 PM

GO PAM!
power to the veggies!

Posted by: Liz | November 16, 2007 10:52 PM

Thank you Pamela for opening the eyes of so many that are just not aware of all the cruelty in these slaughter houses.
I cried when I watched this video, amongst all the other horrific ones with cruelty to animals.
How can people be so cruel, and live with themselves.
Keep up the good work, you are a treasure to all of us and the animals.
Was happy to see that this has also been seen worldwide.
Also, Nick De Beer, which is in South Africa, helping to educate over there.
Baie Dankie!!

Posted by: Helen | November 17, 2007 03:32 PM

I just wanted to debate a little on this topic of an all vegetarian thanks giving, me personaly i LOVE turkey!, and though its not the greatest the way they are killed isnt it true that there is a food chain in the world and we just happen to be at the top of it? like come on we are not eating people, its just a turkey with family whats wrong with that?
and to be honest the fake turkey Pam is serving doesn't look nearly as good as the real thing =)

Posted by: Rafael Miranda | November 17, 2007 09:30 PM

liberal hippies. you disgust me. So do you or do you not support helping the homeless? when mike gallagher killed a cow and gave it to the homeless, you ppl went wild. I see that you valued the cow over thehomeless. Besides, God specifically wanted Man to rule over animals, not the other way around.

Posted by: ConservativeNO.1 | November 18, 2007 09:50 AM

so I see that post need to be approved by the blog owner. censorship. damn liberal hippy hypocrites. the green party will NEVER be elected into Prsidential office.

Posted by: ConservativeNO.1 | November 18, 2007 09:52 AM

There's a lot of silly press generated about Pamela Anderson, her affairs and marriages, etc. but in my mind she's a good, caring person who goes the distance for animals and I admire her.

Posted by: Susannah S | November 18, 2007 10:13 AM

You are the MOST BEATIFUL WOMAN IN THE WORLD because of your kindness.

Posted by: Ksenia | November 18, 2007 03:04 PM

Good job. I believe people and animals are equal, people who eat them are wrong.

Posted by: JessicaKitty | November 19, 2007 11:10 AM

Conservative NO.1,
I am sorry to say that your comments came across as you being SO staunchly and seriously confused, that I believe any attempts to explain anything to you, would be a total waste of time.
Meantime, with you and other die-hard anti's who speak about what God wants and doesn't want, I really wonder when was the last time that all of you stepped in to a place of worship - AND truly follow the Bible.

Rafael Miranda,
I personally do NOT debate with any one who is against any part of a/r's because I believe it is not an issue that is debatable. There is NO debate about it: capture/enslavement, torture, abuse, killing of any sentinent beings is wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, and totally unacceptable - especially by those of us who are conscienable, educated about a/r's, and sympathetic/empathetic about another's suffering.
However, I will say that some people -who are not particularly a/r's activists-totally abstain from eating meat for other reasons. I will also say that I am more than willing to educate and enlighten people who are open-minded and seriously want to learn about a/r's. It is only then that they can make an educated decision -without pre-conceived notions that would be hindered by argument or debate. Btw, I used to love to eat turkey too.

Posted by: Ariel | November 19, 2007 12:30 PM

Pamela Anderson + fake turkey + food for homeless people = awesome. That was a great idea.

Posted by: J L Kabel | November 19, 2007 02:18 PM

Killing sentient beings to feed the homeless is not the solution most especially when there are plenty of delicious meals that do not add flesh. Being homeless does not make killing more acceptable. I have served delicious vegan meals to the homeless and they were most grateful and thoroughly enjoyed the delicious and healthy food, not to mention the cows, chickens, turkeys, sheep, goats and others that were pleased as well.

Posted by: Ana | November 19, 2007 02:30 PM

Conservative

STFU you Republican terrorist.

Posted by: Caboose (Combine Slayer) | November 19, 2007 03:20 PM

Way to go Pam!

Posted by: Danielle | November 19, 2007 03:34 PM

Maybe if Pamela came to my family's thanksgiving we could actually convince the men to not eat the animals.
God Speed

Posted by: Jim Ivey | November 19, 2007 05:55 PM

Conservative 1,
Lay off the drug's and booze and quit sniffing glue.
Your posts sound like a lunatic wrote them.
Please, crawl back under your rock and stay there.

Posted by: Judith, Freedom Fighter for Animals | November 19, 2007 07:59 PM

Pam u are simply great!! a true combination of beauty and brains PLUS compassion!!
i love you pam..
FreeAnimal.org

Posted by: Free Tibet | November 20, 2007 07:42 AM

I have nothing against PETA, but why are you insulting my way of life by saying that meat is bad and we are terrible to the animals. We take quality care of the animals and the crap that all you see happens on 1 in a million farms. Try going to a normal small family farm and seeing what it is all about. o and good way of trying to cahnge peoples way of thinking by putting a chick with huge tits as a sponser, who wouldnt want 2 eat food that she gives you, i mean seriously

Posted by: Cory Haywood | November 20, 2007 12:00 PM

Wow!Pam is great I hope she keeps up the good work and hopefully soon other famous people should do the same!thanksgiving shouldn't just be about eating the turkey>.<

Posted by: Lupita | November 20, 2007 12:19 PM

Last night's documentary film on HBO by PETA really opened my eyes to the horrible treatment of animals in slaughter houses. I fully support this organization, and have decided to become a Vegetarian myself.

Posted by: Laura Lord | November 20, 2007 02:18 PM

Your the Best Pam. Keep up the good work because your doing a great job for the animals.Your a Great Person!

Posted by: Hollie | November 20, 2007 02:58 PM

Pamela
its fantastic to have people like u helping people and animals during thanksgiving..
thanks for doing it and for having a good heart..

Posted by: guadalupe | November 20, 2007 03:12 PM

Hey Pamela this is Joseph Cruz have been one of your fans for a very long time you filmed Barbed Wire with my ex boyfriend. Just wanted to commend you on the stance you have taken to protect animals from being slaughtered. it would be great if there could be a movie made where us humans are the guiny pigs, kind of like Planet Of The Apes. All animals that are being killed can play different roles like rabbit people can be scientists, dogs can be security, etc. Its a way out there idea but people need to open their eyes and get involved and be empathic. I hope other celebrities get inspired by your work and use their fame to be bring light to this horrible problem. I have faith that this problem will one day be part of our history and not our future thanks to people like you. Your heart is just as beautiful as you are truly. Thank you for making a difference more power to you girl. God Bless.

Regards,
Joseph Cruz

Posted by: Joseph Cruz | November 20, 2007 05:25 PM

To Rafael Miranda & ConservativeNO.1. Wish I believed in Buddhism, so that one day you will become what you eat.

Posted by: Jo | November 20, 2007 05:59 PM

heey pam that was really nice what you did for the homeless people and i think thaat you are really nice but what i was meanning to ask you was that i am doing a speach on animal abuse and about k.f.c if you could could you pleasee-mail me abck thank-you --holly

Posted by: holly | November 20, 2007 06:05 PM

I and my Family are Originally from India, Now Naturalized Citizens of U.S.a. We are now, Vegan and Do Not Consume Any Animal Products, Including Meat, Fish, Fowl, Eggs, etc. and Eat All Plant Based Food for Good Health, Environment, and Compassion. We save Our Planet from Global Warming, One Person At A Time. We Are Practicing `NON-VIOLENCE. Real Thanks on a Thanks Giving and Healthy and Happy Holiday Season.

Posted by: Fakirchand J. Dalal | November 20, 2007 06:42 PM

Amazing woman!! Thanks Pamela!

Posted by: Amy | November 20, 2007 08:52 PM

Amazing woman!! Thanks Pamela!

Posted by: Amy | November 20, 2007 08:53 PM

Laura Lord, that is so wonderful that your eyes have been opened to what really happens to non-human animals on this earth. I stopped eating meat a few years ago and joined PETA at the same time. It has completely changed my life, and I feel so good that I am now able to spare the lives of animals.

It is too bad that many people still think that most farm operations have happy cows and chickens wandering around. Unfortunately, most animals used for meat are in factory-farm operations where the animals are just horribly treated. BILLIONS of animals are slaughtered every year, just for humans to use for their food. Now that I am aware of the horrific treatment suffered by these animals, I can't believe that I ever enjoyed eating meat. Just looking at it on the grocery store shelves makes me want to vomit now.

Pamela Anderson is a wonderful, kind person, who does so much for the animals. Just because she has big breasts does not mean that she can't speak up for animals! Honestly, some of the people commenting on this topic seem like complete idiots!

Posted by: Michele | November 20, 2007 10:19 PM

Pam, I pray for you and your family every day. You are a special angle. Please don't take to heart any negative remarks from some people. They are not fully informed or just don't care enough. I have so much respect for your hard work. I know how much time and effort goes into what you do, but know that you are changing minds and giving people like me encouragement to do my part. God bless you, Janet

Posted by: Janet Nilsen | November 21, 2007 08:03 AM

i love u

Posted by: domenic ruffolo | November 21, 2007 10:54 AM

Cory Haywood,
(You might not be back to read this, but all is not lost if other people read it)
Please allow me to explain: it is a common misconception by non-a/r's activists of what a/r's activism is about.
Animal rights' activism is about justice, rights, and freedom...for those who cannot speak for themselves - the animals. The animals who are captured, enslaved, tortured, abused, exploited, mercilessly slaughtered, and used for barbaric, archaic, fruitless/meaningless experimentation.
It is a movement that is VERY parallel to so many other movements in the past that had made GREAT progress for society, such as: anti-slavery, anti-segregation/discrimination movements, women's right to vote, child labor laws, etc.
Animal Rights' is the grassroots movement about educating the public concerning SO many numerous aspects, in which ultimately it proves that ALL life is inter-related, and therefore, ALL life should be respected - and that ALL life -sentinent beings - have a right to live free from enslavement, abuse, torture, exploitation, and killing.
These evils -or negative forces- are the expressions and actions, et al, the direct results of mankind's greed, vanity, indifference, lack of conscience, lack of sympathy/empathy, and unjust superiority for sentinent beings that they consider to be inferior and are worthless - except for their selfish gain of the almighty dollar.(seems like the slaves, women, child laborers being inferior, and segregation, doesn't it?)
ALL of us- human animals and animals- only have this one world. And it is not until we realize that ALL life (including our fragile environment) should be respected and very, very carefully monitored for responsible stewardship...
Contrarily, we have hate, murders, destruction, and wars.
It is not until mankind respects and values ALL life, can we ever be at peace.
Yes, it can get quite heated -due to deeply passionate realizations and convictions by a/r/a's. However, just with the true examples mentioned above that made great strides for humanity, there was NOT one movement in history that did not have to deal with hostile adversities towards them, which was inclusive of any or all of imprisonment, beatings, killing, hate crimes, verbal abuse, etc. - which in turn the progressive activists did NOT retreat, but remained relentless for their causes. Therefore, we -as a/r/a's- cannot be submissive or apathetic towards our cause. We must FIRMLY speak out quite often (pertinent to each person), which unfortunately in turn, is misconstrued as "insults," "abrasive," and "forcing" people, telling them how they should live their lives. No, not at all. We either profoundly educate so that people can have the opportunity to make open-minded, justifiable, educated decisions.

Posted by: Ariel | November 21, 2007 12:54 PM

PAM is the best. She continues to give of her time, energy and money to support animal rights and to get the message out to these idiots who think this is all made up. God, how stupid can a person be????? YOU ROCK PAM AND PETA!!!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK YOU ARE DOING!!!

Posted by: Janice | November 21, 2007 01:06 PM

PAM is the best. She continues to give of her time, energy and money to support animal rights and to get the message out to these idiots who think this is all made up. God, how stupid can a person be????? YOU ROCK PAM AND PETA!!!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK YOU ARE DOING!!!

Posted by: Janice | November 21, 2007 01:06 PM

Hi pam, I think its great that your helping people who are less fortunate. People seeing you not only being a vegetarian but also helping others is very inspiring!
Happy Holidays to all Vegetarian's and Vegan's!

Posted by: Erika Lopez | November 21, 2007 04:16 PM

Way to go Pam! I've toyed with the idea of going vegetarian forever. It isn't Thanksgiving here in Canada, but I plan on a totally vegetarian Christmas this year. One meal at a time.

Thanks for all your work on behalf of those unable to speak for themselves, and Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!

Posted by: A. Burrows | November 21, 2007 04:38 PM

I'm 16 and after i accidently got a PETA magazine in the mail, i did some research and figured out i was going to switch my whole life completely. I have been vegetarian now for 9 months, and not a day goes by that i miss meat. So thanks to people like PETA and its supporters (PAM), the world could change their lifestyle like i changed mine. :] Happy Holidays and Pam what you did was wonderful, just one more thing for me to be happy about this season : ]

Posted by: Jenna | November 21, 2007 06:58 PM

your all a bunch of turkeys.

Posted by: ken | November 21, 2007 07:02 PM

Thank you Pam for all you do! Canadian, eh? Woo hoo! (From another BC girl).

Posted by: Kelly Carson | November 22, 2007 12:24 AM

I love pamela! she is my inspiration~
and to Rafael Miranda & ConservativeNO.1, I hope someday you get treated like those poor innocent animals, then you'll understand. just because they are not human, dosn't mean they can't feel pain. Cory Haywood, I've been to one, and small one (actually two). one was a chicken farm where they raised chick to become fat in a crowded shed full of shit everywere u could hardly opean your mouth. the other was a dairy farm where they were standing in their feces up to their knees all day all.
and both these were small, family owned farms in the country part of virginia. I can only imagine what its like on bigger, more "modern" ones.

Posted by: Anonymous | November 22, 2007 06:58 AM

I became a vegetarian from seeing the horrific undercover videos and I forward them to my friends and family. Keep up the great work, Pamela, and Peta!

You know, the debate about whether or not humans have a God-given right to kill animals is long and heated. I am not a bible expert, so I can't really get into a debate about it. I was involved with a church for a while. And I learned many valuable teachings of Christ. The things he said really inspired us and gave us direction and answers to life's questions.

I remember one of his most wonderful teachings was 'do unto others as you would have done unto you.' Again, I am not an expert. But, it seems to me that animals are included in this teaching.

It's not hard to agree that the bible is quite out-dated in many of the things it says. It would be very difficult for women nowadays to accept that they are merely possessions of their husbands. However,in biblical times, it was quite natural. And we have seen the world renounce slavery. Yet in biblical times, it was the norm.

So, I think we're getting to a point where we simply need to ask ourselves, 'would I want someone to do this to me? or would I want others to respect my life, and give me the kindness they'd want in return?'
That's all.
God Bless.

Posted by: Kerry Bowman | November 22, 2007 08:43 PM

Michele

If that made you almost vomit, then you must not have a very strong stomach.

Posted by: Caboose (Combine Slayer) | November 26, 2007 06:24 PM

Keep up the good work Pamela alot of 'celebs' just use the veggie thing to get publicity your one of the few who practises what you preach.

Posted by: Elaine Donovan | November 29, 2007 10:45 AM

Thank you Pam - you are doing a great job and I am proud of you. You are an inspiration to so many. Keep it up - people notice what you do and your work helps to get more people to follow the PETA way of life. After viewing horrific video's of animal abuse, I became a PETA member and a vegetarian.

Posted by: Daphne | November 29, 2007 11:24 AM

Great work Pammy !!!

Posted by: Amy Scott | November 29, 2007 05:44 PM

THANK YOU PAM
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY......

Posted by: LUNA | November 29, 2007 10:49 PM

dear pamela,
great job but it will be more great when you will become 100% Veg

Posted by: akhilesh goel | December 4, 2007 08:49 AM

Hola Pamela recibe un saludo
de tu admirador Henry de
Venezuela,me parece extraordinario el aporte que has
hecho con esas personas sigue
Amor!hacia adelante chao.

Posted by: Henry Josè Torres Porras | December 13, 2007 05:16 PM

Hola Pamela recibe un saludo
de tu admirador Henry de
Venezuela,me parece extraordinario el aporte que has
hecho con esas personas sigue
Amor!hacia adelante chao.

Posted by: Henry Josè Torres Porras | December 13, 2007 05:17 PM

i understand that all of you want animals to have their rights and everything and i agree that animals should not be abused, but what are we going to do with all the animals. if we let them out, they could way over populate....do you really want 400 pound hogs or 2500 pound bulls to be running wild through your city and actually putting humans in danger. meat is good

Posted by: cory haywood | April 22, 2008 11:30 AM