Animal rights activist group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has penned an open letter to Britney Spears, offering her some work.
PETA President, Ingrid E. Newkirk said she caught Brit’s “excellent performance” on “How I Met Your Mother,” and, as a result, wants to offer her a gig as a receptionist (Brit played a receptionist on the popular CBS show).
The organization hopes the pop singer will take them up on their offer, as they would like to inform her about “issues like fur and homeless dogs and cats.”
If she spends any amount of time at the organization, PETA is offering to donate $1,000 to a children’s charity.
PETA has lashed out at Britney in the past for her wearing of fur and for buying puppies from pet stores.
“We might have criticized you in the past for contributing to the dog overpopulation crisis and wearing real fur, but perhaps now that your own crisis has abated, a new day calls for a new relationship, a new outlook, and a new understanding,” Newkirk wrote in the statement.
Late last year, as Britney and her ex, Kevin Federline, engaged in a court battle over custody of their two children, Sean Preston, 2, and Jayden James, 1, PETA wrote a letter to K-Fed.
In the request, also penned by Newkirk, they urged K-Fed to “pursue a custody order” for the family’s pets, including puppy London.
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