Is so devoted to animal rights organization PETA, the "Baywatch" actress willingly auctions off her pricey 2000 Dodge Viper and donates all the proceeds to it.
- June 10, 2008
AceShowbiz -
It appears that Pamela Anderson is so devoted to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals that she willingly auctions off her 2000 Dodge Viper and donates all the proceeds to the animal rights organization. "I've been working with PETA for 15 years," so she said to the Associated Press about the auction. "They're kind of my ethical advisers. With them, I see actual results."
The vehicle, which is said to play a significant role in Pammy's forthcoming E! series, "Pam: Girl on the Loose," will be among the offerings at Julien's Auctions' Summer Entertainment Sale of Hollywood memorabilia, which is set to be held June 21 and 22 at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. The car will go under the hammer alongside other items that include Alfred Hitchcock's driver's license, personal snapshots of Marilyn Monroe and Sammy Davis, Jr. and an original "Ben Hur" script signed by Charlton Heston.
The sale will be broadcast live on Auction Network and Pammy has been planning to personally oversee the sale of her 2000 Viper.
In addition to auction off her 2000 Dodge Viper, Pammy recently also held a private estate sale to benefit the animal organization. The things she put on sale among others were "beautiful linens" and designer bedding, a new Jacuzzi tub and bathroom fixtures, a six-passenger Chrysler electric car, and antique toys.
