Attractive & Memorable PETA ads

NeverSayGoodBye SG

Let's look back at some memorable—and some controversial—PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) advertisements...

Actress Rachael Leigh Cook appeared in a PETA "Save the Seals" campaign, where she called for "a permanent end to Canada's annual slaughter of baby seals for their fur." The PETA website details that Cook described the practice as "shocking" and called on the Canadian government to listen to calls to end "this bloody massacre."

Italian celebrity Elisabetta Canalis may be better-known for her stint on "Dancing With The Stars" and as the former flame of George Clooney, but it's her nude "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" campaign that's put her on every fur-hater's map. She told PETA, "I decided to go nude because I think that nudity always creates a big reaction... [if] that is required to keep people's attention on such a brutal practice."

American reality television personality Stephanie Pratt starred in PETA's Be Nice to Bunnies campaign in April 2010

Former "The Real Housewives of New York City" castmember, entrepreneur, author and natural foods chef Bethenny Frankel posed nude for a PETA billboard in September 2009

PETA's slogan is "animals are not ours to eat, wear, experiment on, or use for entertainment." Here, actress Olivia Munn poses for another anti-fur advertisement

NeverSayGoodBye SG

In this undated handout image provided by PETA, British beauty Tamara Ecclestone poses with her dog Buster in a poster ad for PETA that urges, "Be an Angel for Animals. Animals Deserve Respect, Patience, and Understanding".

The ladies of Danity Kane (Aubrey O'Day, Aundrea Fimbres, D. Woods, Dawn Richard, and Shannon Bex) pose nude for their We'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur PSA

Just like his character Artie on "Glee," Kevin McHale knows how it feels to root for the underdog. Here he poses with his adopted pooch Sophie

Kim Kardashian was featured prominently on a PETA billboard, and no, it wasn't because she endorsed a particular campaign. Here PETA slams the reality star for wearing fox fur.

"Glee" star Lea Michele is a New York city girl at heart, but is disgusted by the sight of horse-drawn carriages around her favorite city. The star appeared in a campaign to "help put horse-drawn carriages out to pasture," according to the PETA website

Geneva Cruz was one of the celebrities to star in the PETA Asia "Go Vegan" campaign

Beauty queen Sandra Seifert poses for the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)'s new Earth Day ad held inside a studio in Makati City, south of Manila, on 20 April 2012.