Hollywood celebrity and American TV and film star Pamela Anderson has asked the highest official of the Phililppines, Pres. PNoy for a date, to discuss the immediate transfer of Mali, the ailing elephant in Manila Zoo, originally from Sri Lanka, to a sanctuary in Thailand.
The elephant, Mali is now on her 39th year of existence, she was origanally named as Vishwamali and was born in Sri Lanka in 1974. The elephant was brought to the Philippines in Manila Zoo when she was just three years old.
The actress, Anderson wrote a letter to the President of the Philippines, thanking his “strong, serious stance on her behalf by issuing a directive to consider moving her to sanctuary,” referring to the elephant Mali.
The ex “Baywatch” babe is a big supporter of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
(philnews)
Comments (6)
GEORGE
May 04, 2013 12:00 amPAMELA..DONT YOU LIKE TO ADOPT ME
ReplyGoni Billa
May 05, 2013 12:00 amMost of the American actors and actresses are involved in ethical
Replysam
May 05, 2013 12:00 amsend him back to SL.we can treat him humanly
ReplyGarvin Cedric Peiris
May 06, 2013 12:00 amFervently hope that a Presidential directive will be made to release Malli to a safe sanctuary - the best would be to repatriate toSri Lanka, where there will be many watchful eyes to see to his safety.. All the luck in the World for your success.
ReplyGarvin Cedic Peiris
May 06, 2013 12:00 amIt is my earnest hope that there will be a Presidential directive releasing MALLI to a safe sanctuary, the best wold be to repatriate him to Sri Lanka, the land of his birth, where thousands of watchful eyes will monitor his safety. The very best of luck in this humne endeavour - Pam Anderson.
ReplyU.S.Dharmabandhu
May 08, 2013 12:00 amThank you Ms Pamela Anderson for your concern for our poor Mali.Let all your attempts to have her sent back to Sri Lanka be crowned with sucess beyond your fondest of dreams.Thank you,once again,Yours Upali S.Dharmabandhu from Sri Lankai
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