PETA Exclusive Glee Auction for Animals

Published January 13, 2011 by PETA Staff. Last Updated March 13, 2020.

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Talented Glee star and staunch PETA supporter Lea Michele is giving her fans—and animals—something to be gleeful about. Lovely Lea has donated armloads of memorabilia from the show to be auctioned off to support PETA’s lifesaving work for animals. Gleeks can bid on posters, clothes, dancing shoes, and even scripts from some of the most memorable episodes of the show signed by the cast.

The auction is underway right now on CharityBuzz.com and will only last until February 10, so get your bids in as soon as you can. Then rev up your TiVo and see if you can spot the items you’re bidding on in past episodes of the show (we know you’re going to).

Written by Michelle Kretzer

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