Former U.S. football star Tom Brady has officially admitted to
cloning his dog, a move that
likely cost him upwards of $50,000.How many stray dogs are sitting in shelters, desperate to find a loving family to take them home? How many shelters don't have the money and resources to take care of additional animals, and have to turn them away? How much of this money could have been donated to fund those very shelters, giving hundreds of animals access to better food, toys, and medicine?
Sign now to tell Tom Brady and other celebrities: stop cloning your pets and instead donate the amount you spent cloning to a local animal shelter!Brady claims that this cloning venture, which he and his ex-wife began in late 2023 when their former dog was dying, gave him and his family a "second chance."
But cloning a pet doesn't mean you get the same pet back - they just have the same appearance, but they're not the same being. The reality is that this cloning scheme is nothing but
a selfish move that keeps real, living dogs from having an actual second chance.Unfortunately, Tom Brady isn't the only celebrity to selfishly choose cloning over adopting a new animal in need. The tech company responsible for his dog's cloning has also cloned the pets of Paris Hilton and Barbra Streisand.
It's time for Tom Brady to donate the amount he paid to clone his old pet to local animal shelters! Other celebrities who have cloned their animals must commit to the same, and stop animal cloning now! Sign the petition if you agree!