Australian model Annalise Braakensiek figures that taking her clothes off to save animals is a worth while cause. Hers is the latest in a series of striptease ads with a serious message from animal welfare group PETA.
Annalise Braakensiek follows in the nude footsteps of Pamela Anderson and Imogen Bailey by stripping off for thousands of PETA's free postcards campaigning against live sheep exports.
"I'll gladly shed my clothes if it will help shed light on the cruelty of live-sheep exports", Braakensiek said.
PETA spokesman, Andrew Butler, told smh.com.au the ad was not distasteful.
"I don't think it's a distasteful image in anyway."
He said it was no secret that sexing-up ads was a useful way to attract attention.
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