Paris Is Going Down!

Paris Hilton is going through a rough moment right now, as her actions are publicly criticized by everybody who comes into contact with her. After being denied access into a couple of New York clubs, being pranked at a major party, getting kicked in her face with the low album sales, have her movie and her acting skills dished in all the newspapers, she receives now another slap to her image.

For a long time, the airhead thought that it would be just sooo cool if she took a couple of wild animals, have them trained and flashed to the world (and the paparazzi) as the hippiest accessories ever. So, it was just a matter of time until somebody finally mustered the courage to tell her to stop exploiting wildlife and to urge her to return all illegally possessed exotic animals to their natural habitat.

Now, everybody can tell Paris 'NO', by simply sending her a letter and joining in with the Center for Biological Diversity, that already warned the heiress that what she is doing may be against the law. Peter Galvin, the Center's Conservation Director, brings to Hilton's knowledge (as long as nobody else bothered to do that) that her latest 'pet', the kinkajou Baby Luv, is a wild animal that belongs in the arboreal South African rainforest and not in front of the cameras, where it is constantly blinded by flashes.

Mr. Galvin also informs the blonde actress/singer and what-not that her irresponsible actions can lead to legal consequences, namely, up to six months in a county jail and a fine. 'Currently, you may be in violation of CA Fish and Game Code §§ 2118, 2185, 2189, 2190 and California Code of Regulations §671 which, among other things, specifically state that it is "unlawful to import, transport, or possess live animals" including the kinkajou without an appropriate permit. Section 2125 of the Fish and Game Code also makes clear that violators can face a civil penalty of up to ten thousand dollars ($10,000) and can face misdemeanor charges punishable by imprisonment in county jail for up to six months', an excerpt of the letter reads.

And, your guess was right from the beginning, Paris does not have a permit for Baby Luv. Neither does she have one for her favorite pet before the kinkajou, the ferret. Besides the Center for Biological Diversity, others have also taken a stand against the childlike and spoiled attitude of the hotel millionaire and a special site has been designed especially for this purpose.

Hilton's publicist has made no comment yet on the way his client is attacked from all sides. Maybe he is too busy in uncovering the 'Hilton conspiracy' that has been tainting his client's name over the past weeks... We're just saying, it could happen...

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