A few online wannabe gossip sites are reporting that Paris Hilton is getting her very own Pet Show in the UK. If this birdie is to be believed, Britain’s Living TV Network will shadow the um, star, Paris as she manages a pet grooming salon. When asked to comment on this, the Living TV Network balked at the idea, simply stating “This one’s not us!”.
E News Online reminds us why Paris is known as a Saint to the animals:
- She was recently berated by a cat adoption agency, first for failing to neuter a new kitten, and then for deserting the animal at a vet’s office. The adoption agency, the Kris Kelly Foundation, then re-rescued the kitten and issued a scathing statement to People magazine, calling Paris “a negligent pet owner.”
- Paris once bragged to Ellen DeGeneres about having 17 dogs. Except that in Los Angeles, it’s illegal for nonbreeders to have more than three. Paris also told Ellen that the dogs “keep having babies, and I feel bad about giving them away.” Finally, she backtracked and said all her animals were neutered, except for “two of them.”
- The DeGeneres revelation spurred L.A. Department of Animal Services to cite Paris for having all those dogs without a breeder’s license.
- She hasn’t been too successful in the exotic-pet realm, either. Remember that raccoon like animal, the kinkajou, that Hilton had a couple of years ago? She reportedly brought the wild animal into California, which is illegal. Oh, and it bit her. It’s unclear whether authorities forced her to give it up.
- Even Paris’ neighbors have told the press that she doesn’t do right by her pups. “She treats her animals horribly,” Shelby Segall told Page Six last year. “She had a little orange kitty about a year ago that kept getting out, and we kept telling her it was outside. She didn’t seem like she cared, and then one day the cat got run over in the middle of the street and die
How I long to be one of Paris’ 17 chihuahuas!! Thats Hott! (I’m only kidding). Imagine for one second dropping your pup off at this grooming salon.
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