Stars Who Accessorize With Fur

1. Yeah puppies!! I love dogs

Posted at 3:05PM on Sep 14th 2006 by Cleo

2. Well a dog is better than a "40" of malt liquor and a blunt.

Posted at 3:06PM on Sep 14th 2006 by Henry

3. I love his PIT BULL. Those dogs are the greatest. . .if you raise them right.

Posted at 2:18PM on Sep 19th 2006 by Fleet333

4. Last weekend was the Malibu "Doodle Romp" with 150 labradoodles of varying sizes and colours. I went by and saw the amazingly ageless Barbara Eden with her brown doodle, "Gin Gin," named for the mischievous genie dog on her series "I Dream of Jeannie." Jake Gyllenhall should have a "Puggle Romp!"

Posted at 3:29PM on Sep 14th 2006 by Nelson

5. I wish more celebrities could adopt from a shelter or rescue

Check out petfinder.com

There are so many terrific dogs and puppies that need homes

instead of the puppy mill garbage in pet stores

like these- prisonersofgreed.org

Posted at 3:46PM on Sep 14th 2006 by kelly

6. Even tho' I am a KAT, I prefer DOGS!

Posted at 7:15PM on Sep 14th 2006 by Kat

7. Hilary performs at bullrings. She doesn't care about animals.

Posted at 9:34AM on Sep 15th 2006 by fat jack

8. Love the Pit Bull! They are the best bogs to have for safety, just make sure you raise them right. They need lots of LOVE!

Posted at 2:16PM on Sep 19th 2006 by Fleet333

9. I think it's very cool that TMZ took a pro-animal anti-fur position with this article!

Posted at 9:08AM on Sep 17th 2006 by Sunny MacLachlan

10. i agree with kelly... there are so many wonderful dogs out there in shelters or dog rescues that need adopted but the stars wouldnt dare approve of that... they want the perfect bred dog that will look good under their arm. i know this may sound horrible but i really dont see how it is possible to say that any celebrity does something for the good without having something in it for them. they are so money crazed and obsessed with how they look that it just isnt possible. all these dogs are very cute but seriously, majority of them were bought to make the person look better, it has nothing to do with the dog. go adopt ur next pet please!!! it will give a wonderful animal a home that it deserves!!!

Posted at 11:35AM on Sep 17th 2006 by Cara

11. I think it's great that aol is showing anti-fur standings in this article. I also this it's great that Adam Brody and Rachel Bilson own a "Pit Bull" breed... they are such wonderful dogs! :)

(as for the comments about Hilary Duff I never really cared enough about her to research, but it doesn't surprise me!)

Posted at 12:20PM on Sep 17th 2006 by Angeleyes

12. 3 years ago, I lost my constant companion of 15 years, and thought I could never find another dog to replace her. I didn't want another one because I was grieving so. But after 9 months, my daughter & grandkids adopted a 4 month old Cockapoo from a rescue, and presented her to me for my birthday. Let me tell you, this is one of the funniest, cutest, and most loving companions I could ask for. I would never trade her for a purebred!

Posted at 1:25PM on Sep 17th 2006 by Georgi Jones

13. how do you ppl know that the stars don't adopt their dogs from shelters or the Humane Society? have you asked them? before you start talking out of your heads, by bashing celebs for the pets they own, you may want to reconsider b/c you DO NOT know how they got the animal. and there are plenty of purebreds that end up in shelters or with animal rescure orgs b/c the owners don't know how to take care of them. i, for one, perfer purebreds. at least then, i know what i'm getting. and with so few garuntees in life these days, it's a pretty smart move. :)

Posted at 7:22AM on Sep 19th 2006 by Devynn

14. What a stupid headline. It conveys the message that sometimes killing animals for fur garments is not really NOT okay. They thought it was clever and would get attention (and it did), but it's irresponsible. The editors are trivializing the issue by using the subtext that they did, even if the article is about celebrities sporting pets to "accessorize" with. (In Paris Hilton's case, I would assume that she needs all those small canine friends because she can't keep any full-sized human ones.)

Anyway, in China, Hong Kong (which started in mainland China), and Korea, I am told they still consume dogs for meals. I'll sign out with that bit of information.

Posted at 1:46PM on Sep 17th 2006 by The Boss