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Pamela Anderson is in the doghouse again. And she doesn’t mind one bit.

Anderson, the honorary chairman of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, was in New Orleans earlier today to help relocate about 50 dogs from Louisiana to Virginia.

Why the big move?

Shelters in the area have apparently become more crowded than ever since the BP oil spill. Many pets are being brought in by people who can longer care for them after losing their jobs and income because of the spill.

“People can’t afford to feed their families, so the family member that gets left behind and has to go is the pet,” Anderson told me before flying to New Orleans late last night.

Once the dogs are in Virginia, PETA will work with the Virginia Beach SPCA to find homes for them. “There are so many more pets than homes, but we think that by bringing attention to it, people are going to be inspired to help and adopt some,” Anderson said.

Anderson is leading by example. She adopted two small dogs this morning and named them after actresses Gina Lollobrigida and Brigitte Bardot.

source:E!

Pam Anderson is doing her part to aid victims of the oil spill.

The DWTS alum, 43, will attend a Comedy Central roast of her Baywatch co-star David Hasselhoff in L.A. this Sunday — but then she’s skipping the afterparty to fly overnight to New Orleans and help evacuate dogs with PETA.

“There are far more dogs than homes everywhere, but the crisis in Louisiana is prompting people to open their hearts and doors to animals in trouble,” Anderson tells UsMagazine.com in a statement.

Anderson, the honorary director of PETA, personally paid local adoption, spay-and-neuter and flea treatment costs to relocate the pooches to Virginia, where PETA is based.

The Humane Society of Louisiana reached out to PETA to help save the dogs. They’ll partnership up with the Virginia Beach SPCA to hold an emergency adopt-a-thon to place them. American Airlines and South West Airlines flew in PETA volunteers free of charge.

Says Linda Allen, the manager at the St. John the Baptist Parish Animal Shelter, “The oil catastrophe has made things worse for many animals, but our shelter, like shelters everywhere, is always full and will be until people spay and neuter.”

Urges Anderson, “The real key to both the local and national homeless animal crisis is to spay and neuter dogs and cats and to always adopt—never buy from pet shops,” says Anderson.

source: US Magazine

The former “Baywatch” TV lifeguard, will be on hand to poke fun at her “Baywatch” co-star David Hasselhoff in a televised Comedy Central event taping on Aug. 1.

According to USA Today, other celebs participating in the roast of the 58-year-old actor include Whitney Cummings, Greg Giraldo, George Hamilton, Hulk Hogan, Lisa Lampanelli, Jeffrey Ross and Jerry Springer. Seth MacFarlane signed on as emcee for the event.

Hasselhoff has already taped two new promo ads for the roast and sounds primed for ribbing. Both ads include the actor eating a hamburger, alluding to the 2007 video made by his daughters showing him drunk and lying on the floor trying to eat a burger.

Anderson is a vocal PETA supporter, so maybe there will be some dukes put up by the star over Hasselhoff’s meat consumption? The actress had her own roast on the network in 2005.

The show will broadcast on Aug. 15 on Comedy Central.

Source: CBS News

Former Playboy model Pamela Anderson has insisted that she hasn’t done Botox.

“I haven’t done Botox,” News Of The World quoted the former ‘Baywatch’ star as saying.

She added: “I don’t like all that facial stuff. It scares me. You see these people who have had it, and they all look the same.

“I just don’t think I should go that way, especially at 43. I think I should just age. I’ve never been the prettiest person, and I don’t feel I need to chase youth,” she added.

source: Oneindia