@senatorshoshana Virtual, make-believe animals have rights to!
— William J. Upton (@wupton) July 11, 2016
By now, you’ve probably heard about this whole Pokémon GO thing. A lot of people are getting super-into it.
But is no one concerned about the game’s shocking promotion of animal cruelty? This sounds like a job for PETA!
Im surprised @peta hasn't stepped in to stop this sudden surge of people capturing pokemon
— John Bonino (@__John___Bonino) July 9, 2016
But when will PETA protest all of us removing Pokemon from their wild habitat?
— Martin Perez (@mrtnprz) July 9, 2016
where is peta's pokemon go outrage
— Steve Haske (@afraidtomerge) July 9, 2016
Has PETA started rescue efforts for all these newly captured pokemon yet?
— R.B. Propst (@RBPropst) July 9, 2016
Waiting for PETA to start coming at people for catching Pokemon because it's cruel to capture things from the wild.
— travy (@travymorgan) July 11, 2016
Wondering how long it'll be before PETA contacts me regarding all the Pokémon I'm holding hostage in poké balls.
— Matthew (@cox_AU) July 11, 2016
I wonder how @peta feels about this #PokemonGO revolution. These kids out here capturing Pokemon. Anyone stop to think how the Pokemon feel?
— Mayowa (@itsmayowa_) July 11, 2016
How long until PETA protests the catching of Pokemon?
— Shoshana Weissmann (@senatorshoshana) July 11, 2016
Don’t worry. It’s already happening:
They already do:https://t.co/ifAzRKubtp https://t.co/FguACcYlVS
— Kyle Foley (@KFoleyFL) July 11, 2016
You ready for this?
Playing the new #PokemonGo app? Play PETA's #Pokemon game too! #GottaFreeThemAll https://t.co/NOASRkrsiF
— PETA (@peta) July 7, 2016
Here’s a peek at PETA’s version:
The bloody bat’s a nice touch, dontcha think?
— Shoshana Weissmann (@senatorshoshana) July 11, 2016
