Katie Price faced criticism from animal rights organization PETA after she disclosed acquiring a new pet, following the disappearance of two of her cats while she was away in Dubai. Price and her husband, Lee Andrews, recently welcomed a new pomsky puppy into their family, spending £2,000 on the dog. However, PETA expressed disapproval of her decision, reiterating their previous stance calling for a ban on Price purchasing more pets.

PETA UK’s Senior Vice President, Mimi Beckechi, condemned Price’s actions as a “new low” and urged authorities to prevent her from owning more animals. Beckechi highlighted the unsuitability of pomskies for the hot climate in Dubai and criticized Price for acquiring a new dog while one of her cats was still missing. The organization had previously offered Price £5,000 to refrain from acquiring additional pets due to concerns about her track record of pet ownership, which reportedly resulted in the deaths of multiple animals.

In addition to PETA’s criticism, Meg Matthews expressed frustration over Price’s decision to buy a puppy, particularly a husky breed, considering the challenges of training them in a non-ideal environment like Dubai. Price has previously faced tragedies involving her pets, including several instances where her animals were hit by vehicles or met untimely deaths. Despite the controversies surrounding her pet ownership, Price has also given away numerous pets in the past.

The Mirror has sought comments from Price’s representatives regarding the current situation. For more entertainment news and updates, follow Mirror Celebs on various social media platforms.