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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Francis Louie C. Añiga

PETA Offers Katie Price £5,000 To Stop Buying Pets After Shocking £2,000 Dubai Puppy Purchase

PETA has offered Katie Price £5,000 to stop acquiring animals after her Dubai puppy purchase. (Credit: Katie Price/ Instagram)

Katie Price has been offered £5,000 by PETA to stop acquiring pets after the charity condemned her latest £2,000 Dubai puppy purchase and repeated long‑running concerns about her record with animals. The animal rights group said the cash offer remains on the table after Price and her husband, Lee Andrews, bought a pomsky for about 9,800 dirhams, roughly £2,000, in Dubai.

The news emerged after Price posted video of herself and Andrews signing paperwork for the dog, which they described as their 'baby boy' and 'little boy'. The puppy, a cross between a Siberian husky and a Pomeranian, was bought while Price was already facing claims that two of her Sphynx cats had been stolen from her home in Dubai.

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