Lily Allen furiously slams PETA as she receives death threats for rehoming puppy

Lily Allen has called out animal rights organization Peter after receiving death threats over her reasons to give up her puppy Mary the fear hitmaker 39 hosted a brand new episode of her podcast titled miss me which she hosts with Makita Oliver last week when she confessed she had once given her dog away after the four-legged companion had eaten her passport numerous listeners were quick to call her out while animal welfare organization Peter took drastic action by sending her a mechanical toy dog with a note reading it really is the only animal you should bring into your home in her letter to Lily Peter's vice president Eliza Allan added while you could get new passports and rebook your flights Mary the dog may spend many months in the shelter waiting for a new family if she's lucky enough to find one at all Eliza Allen then added they should never be treated as accessories to be discarded when they become inconvenient the group also issued Lily with a brutal message on X otherwise known as Twitter you laughed when speaking about abandoning Mary and ruined this poor dog's life she thought she had a loving forever home before you tossed her out calling her that F dog who ruined my life shame on you you don't deserve even the toy dog we sent you they wrote comments aimed at Lily have recently taken a hostile turn as she's received death threats over her reasons for returning her dog Mary to the home enraged by Peter's actions she penned a furious rant in retaliation people laugh when they talk about painful things all the time it's quite normal I've clarified that we didn't abandon her and that she was rehomed with people we knew almost immediately the message reads why are you perpetuating lies what kind of animal welfare charity tries to shame someone for wanting to improve the welfare of an animal your post is dangerous Lily's confession comes 2 months after animal shelters across the UK reported an overwhelming increase in their four-legged tenants as people abandoned their pets in record numbers mostly due to the cost of living crisis according to the rspca the charity noted in June 2024 that there are more than 1,400 animals waiting in private onboarding shelters as their own shelters are full as a result they encouraged the public to adopt rather than by their beloved pets