Pamela Anderson writes letter to Canada PM

London (ANI): Pamela Anderson has requested Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper to stop the country's annual seal hunt. The actress along with spokeswoman for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals dropped a letter to the leader in a mailbox in front of the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans office.

The Baywatch star tagged the hunt 'an embarrassment to Canada'. She revealed that she made the appeal during the Winter Olympic Games here because 'the whole world is watching Canada'. She emphasized on little ice in the Gulf of St Lawrence for the seal birthing season, in her letter.

"The absence of this birthing habitat will have dangerous consequences for the entire harp-seal population. Without ice, mother seals will be forced to abort their pups in the water," the Mirror quoted her as saying in the letter.

More than 50,000 people, who want the annual hunt to end permanently, had signed the letter. Meanwhile, Fisheries and Oceans department spokesman Alain Belle-Isle said, referring to the little ice left: “Similar circumstances in the past have resulted in higher than normal pup mortality."