Animal rights organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals introduced a restricted version Halloween costume taking goal at Gov. Kristi Noem (R-SD) for admitting in her memoir, No Going Back, that she had shot and killed her dog Cricket.
PETA’s “Cricket’s Revenge” costume options Noem holding a rifle whereas carrying a blood-splattered white collared shirt and crimson jacket. The masks is of Noem’s face with satan horns and a camouflage hat imprinted with the phrases “Noem: Puppy Killer.”
The costume incorporates a stuffed canine carrying a bandana that reads “Take a Bite out of Cruelty” whereas it’s seen biting the neck of the costume proprietor.
“Anyone cruel enough to blow a rambunctious puppy’s brains out instead of attempting to train her or find her a more responsible guardian is scarier than any horror movie villain,” PETA President Ingrid Newkirk said in a launch.
Newkirk added, “With PETA’s Kristi Noem costume, dog lovers everywhere can strike terror in their friends as the most ghoulish monster at their Halloween party.”
The costume is available for preorder on the PETA Shop on-line with a retail worth of $79.99.
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Noem has been underneath criticism for revealing the story about her household canine, who she claimed was “vicious” and had “massacred” a neighbor’s animals. She stated the canine was “aggressive” and had attacked her. She insisted the story was proof that she was “not afraid to make hard decisions.”
The controversy hits Noem at a time when she has been purported to be a doable VP choose for former President Donald Trump in his 2024 presidential election effort.
