‘Pretty Little Liar’ Tells Truth About Fur

Published April 10, 2012 by PETA Staff. Last Updated August 20, 2024.

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Torrey DeVitto has been part of some of Hollywood’s best onscreen teams, starring in One Tree Hill, Pretty Little Liars, and Vampire Diaries. But now she’s joining Team PETA to help animals in animal shelters find a happy Hollywood ending and to speak out against the cruel fur industry.

Torrey’s tips for star-like style? Anyone not wearing fur automatically looks better than anyone who is.

And her best advice on being a star for animals? Never be silent. Speak up for animals today by simply tweeting a link to PETA’s “Never Be Silent” video.

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