She is doing the Lord’s work.
PETA convinced Courtney Stodden to take a stand against wool and encourage others to “save sheep” yesterday in Los Angeles.
Posing as a hooker-ish version of Little Bo Peep, Stodden staged her protest at the very busy, very campy Hollywood & Highland Center.
There, the 21-year-old bride of Dough Hutchison had a gay old time on her makeshift farm, posing with stuffed sheep atop a hay stack as a white picket fence protected them from the scary costumed vagabonds of Hollywood Boulevard.
“Every wool sweater or scarf means a lifetime of suffering for a beautiful, gentle sheep,” Stodden declared. “My friends at PETA and I urge everyone to leave wool on the rack this winter!”
Too Fab went over to the protest to soak in the splendor of the moment, and asked to ask Stodden about her latest cause.
“People don’t realize how severely wounded these sheeps are when they are sheared,” Stodden said.
Sheeps have feelings, too. All sheeps.
“They do it really quickly and, in doing so, they don’t care about cutting the sheep,” she continued. “It’s heartbreaking — they cut them, they bleed, you know even down to the point where some of their penises are cut off!”
Save the sheeps.