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“I couldn’t believe how red the water was,” said Panettiere. “The whales were so scared. Hopefully their deaths won’t be in vain.”
I am so touched by what this gal is passionate about.
Hayden Panettiere is HERO in real life. So much so that she broke down in tears at a Japan beach when she saw how pilot whales were being slaughtered. Along with an international group of protesters, Hayden paddled out in a pre-dawn ceremony to honor over 25,000 dolphins killed each year in Japan. Unplanned, they witnessed up close, in blood-stained water, as Japanese fishermen slaughtered over 30 pilot whales.
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Hayden Panettiere is spokesperson of the Save the Whales Again. She’s not just speaking for them, she is going out, protesting and raising awareness to save these lovely mammals called whales and dolphins.
To know more about the organization – savethewhalesagain.org
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i don’t undertsand why were they slaughtering the whales?
they were slaughtering the whales for meat in japan its some sort of delicatcy.
i think hayden is brill for using her “hero” status and fame to make a difference – unlike britney spears for example who is showing up fame like its a bad thing.
didnt you just want to hug her when she was crying?? Bless
Love the site btw
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omg!!i love her and i think what she is doing is really good and i hope that everything will work out!!!
P.S. Im gay literly
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