Following a Massachusetts high school petition protesting the treatment of dogs in Call of Duty: World at War, the People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is now joining the protest as well. Upon seeing news of the protest, PETA sent publisher Activision Blizzard an invitation to take one of its "Developing Empathy for Animals" seminars for free. The organization has also sent the company a package of Nintendogs for the DS, which it deems "dog-friendly." PETA hopes the puppy sim will help influence Activision's treatment of animals in future games, with the organization's blog noting "perhaps the next Call of Duty game will have you unlock achievements for petting the dogs you encounter and going on walks or playing Frisbee with them."
LMAO!!! Leave it up to PETA to pull something like this. You know I like dogs, I own 2 myself and you dont see me going out in reallife knifing up dogs and breaking there neck's (modern warfare). Its a video game.
these people are honestly nut jobs. they're all pissed because of pixels being killed in a fake world? that's just another thing to add to the red paint throwing lunatics.
I wouldn't mind. I mean after just stopping the assassination of a foreign ambassador by a group of ninja who were secretly hired by the president of the united states as part of a scheme to take over a nation full with oils after all of ours have been depleted. I mean after all that it would be nice to play fetch with the dog to get away from it all for like a second