Pamela Anderson Lee, sufficiently recovered from getting pawed by a group of horny teenage boys in Uruguay recently, is taking a stand for our furry friends.

The V.I.P. star, who once posed in the buff for a People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals anti-fur ad, become irate when she was twice asked to pose with TV's Jack Hanna and some of the animals he had on display at the National Association of Television Program Executives convention in New Orleans last week, reports the Associated Press.

The buxom blonde — in town to promote her surprisingly successful syndicated series — refused, and sent a letter voicing her disapproval to NATPE. She urged the group to put a halt to traveling animal acts in the future.

"Animals used in these types of sad displays are subjected to a constant barrage of handling and interaction with humans simply to provide 'entertainment,'" Lee wrote. "Their constant confinement and handling is both physically and psychologically harmful. I refuse to be a party to their suffering."