PETA Targets Clothing Co Burberry With 'Bloody Burberry' Video Game Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

PETA has released on online video game similar to their August 2007 "Super Chick Sisters" internet game that featured Pamela Anderson against the golden chicks of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC).  The object of that game was to save tiny chicks from "Kentucky Fried Cruelty."  The new game has a new target, and this time it's not in the fast food industry.  It's famous British clothing company Burberry, who's known for their plaid and checkered handbag and label design.

The game is called "Bloody Burberry," and the object of this game, according to PETA's BloodyBurberry.com, is to save the animals from Burberry who are being killed for their fur.  The little avengers are so cute, I want to hug one!  Yes, I confess, I played tested out the game for you.

(For the parents:  the cartoon blood in the game is nothing worse than the cartoon screenshots here; and a full warning is provided that fur protests should be kept legal and harmless. However, the site does have links to fur farm footage that is definitely not suitable for children, so parental supervision recommended!)

"The corporate bigwigs at Burberry think that they can get away with selling the fur off the backs of animals who have been tortured on fur farms," the game's intro reads.  "No matter how many times they're shows videos in which animals are beaten, electrocuted, and skinned alive for their fur, they still refuse to stop raking in the profits from an industry founded on torture."

The object of this game is to get your "animal avenger" character to the Burberry headquarters to protest the practice...and watch out for those security guards!


To sign PETA's petition to Burberry, which is a pledge to boycott Burberry until it stops using fur, just go here.  Or, you can contact PETA or Burberry directly with your own custom message.

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