Lily Allen Returns Adopted Dog After It Eats Passports
Animal Rights Charity PETA Expresses Disappointment
The English singer-songwriter recently admitted to returning a puppy she and her family adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic
Lily Allen, the English singer-songwriter, has recently admitted to returning an adopted puppy after it destroyed some of her family's belongings, including their passports.
Allen explained that the dog, a 10-month-old rescue named Maggie May, was not a good fit for her family. She said that the dog was destructive and had bitten her daughter.
Animal rights charity PETA has expressed disappointment over Allen's decision to return the dog. In an open letter to Allen, PETA said that it was "appalled" to hear that she had returned Maggie May to a shelter.
- Allen adopted Maggie May from a shelter in Los Angeles in April 2020.
- The dog was reportedly destructive and had bitten Allen's daughter.
- Allen returned Maggie May to the shelter in June 2020.
- PETA has expressed disappointment over Allen's decision to return the dog.
- Allen has not publicly commented on PETA's letter.
PETA urged Allen to reconsider her decision and to give Maggie May another chance. The charity said that Allen could have worked with a trainer to help the dog overcome its behavioral problems.
Allen has not publicly commented on PETA's letter.
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