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Just when I think PETA can't get anymore ridiculous their PR team is like hold my beer.

PETA has sparked outrage by barbecuing a fake dog at an Australian shopping centre - a stunt designed to encourage people to embrace veganism.
Demonstrators from the animal rights group descended on the Pitt Street Mall in Sydney to hold the protest, which has been branded "sick" and "disgusting" by shoppers who saw it.
One witness said the organisation was "stooping to new lows" - and claimed they saw "some visibly upset kids" who were out and about during their summer break.
PETA said it wanted to encourage people to reconsider what they cook for their upcoming Australia Day feast, when families come together to celebrate the official national day on 26 January,
The canine prop was barbecued over a banner stating: "If you wouldn't eat a dog, why eat a lamb? Go vegan!"
PETA said it wanted to encourage people to reconsider what they cook for their upcoming Australia Day feast, when families come together to celebrate the official national day on 26 January,
The canine prop was barbecued over a banner stating: "If you wouldn't eat a dog, why eat a lamb? Go vegan!"

PETA has sparked outrage by barbecuing a fake dog at an Australian shopping centre - a stunt designed to encourage people to embrace veganism.
Demonstrators from the animal rights group descended on the Pitt Street Mall in Sydney to hold the protest, which has been branded "sick" and "disgusting" by shoppers who saw it.
One witness said the organisation was "stooping to new lows" - and claimed they saw "some visibly upset kids" who were out and about during their summer break.
PETA said it wanted to encourage people to reconsider what they cook for their upcoming Australia Day feast, when families come together to celebrate the official national day on 26 January,
The canine prop was barbecued over a banner stating: "If you wouldn't eat a dog, why eat a lamb? Go vegan!"
PETA said it wanted to encourage people to reconsider what they cook for their upcoming Australia Day feast, when families come together to celebrate the official national day on 26 January,
The canine prop was barbecued over a banner stating: "If you wouldn't eat a dog, why eat a lamb? Go vegan!"