3,061 pets taken in for adoption - but PETA murdered 2,981 of them, placing only 12 in homes in 2006

 More and more, it's beginning to look like PETA stands for, "People for the Unethical Murder of Animals", based on statistics, anyway. Two employees last year were convicted of dumping thawed out animals in dumpsters, cloak and dagger style, while in their trial one their managers admited that her organization keeps a walk-in deep freeze of dead animals for disposal - apparently in other people's trash cans....

Virginia’s Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services reports that the average percentage of animals euthanized by humane societies in the state was just 34.7%, compared to PETA's murdering of 97.4% of the animals they took in, saying that they would find good homes for them.

The nonprofit Center for Consumer Freedom (CCF) is calling this PETA's "Angel of Death Program" - my God, they only adopted out 12 pets out of over 3000 they took in in 2006!

According to CCF's Director of Research, David Martosko, “There are thousands of worthwhile animal shelters that deserve Americans’ support. PETA is not one of them.”

2006 was PETA's deadliest year yet, and they only verified these numbers months after the State of Virginia deadline to do so, which is why these numbers are only just now coming in.

Martusko added, "PETA raised over $30 million last year, and it’s using that money to kill the only flesh-and-blood animals its employees actually see. The scale of PETA’s hypocrisy is simply staggering.” This year, another PETA employee is going to go to jail (Hopefully) for stealing someone's hunting dog (coz PETA doesn't believe people should use animals for food, clothes, or research). Guess where that puppy was headed if this crime had not been discovered?

Andrea Harris, after stealing the dog, was nabbed while allegedly transporting the poor thing to the deep freeze of death at PETA's headquarters in Norfolk VA.

We're not talking about monkeys or lions or tigers here either! These are dogs and cats - The kind of companion animals normal folks snuggle up to at night in front of the fireplace with!