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Bond girl of the James Bond flick in GoldenEye and the famous actress of X-Men, Famke Janssen has recently appeared in a PETA advertisement. The latest ad campaign of PETA featuring Janssen is aimed at making the holidays a little happier for uncared dogs. The famous actress has been depicted as an angel for animals, and her cute dog licorice has also appeared in the ad along with the actress.
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The shooting of the ad was done in Los Angels by the famous celebrity photographer Andrew Southham.
The ad clearly urges to people to become an angel for animals who have been neglected and they deserve love and care from people. The advertisement has been titled 'Be an angel for animals'.
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