PETA Mocks Woods' Infidelity in New 'Tiger' Ad

The controversy surrounding Tiger Woods and his sex life has become food for thought in a hilarious upcoming ad by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).

The animal activists were said to be known for their controversial advertising campaigns and their willingness to court celebrities and capitalize on controversy.

Infidelity
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PETA seemed to lived up to the alleged reputation after featuring a picture of the ace golfer with the message, "Too much sex can be a bad thing....for little tigers too. Help keep cats (and dogs) out of trouble: Always Spay and neuter", RadarOnline reported.

PETA was quick to say that the disgraced star had not endorsed the ads, which are set to run on billboards on various sites, including those near to Woods' home in Florida.

PETA's Executive Vice President Daphna Nachminovitch said: "The millions of cats and dogs born each year in this country without good homes to go to don't make tabloid headlines, but their suffering is 100 percent real."

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Woods has been on an indefinite break from professional golf after admitting infidelity followed by reports that linked to him as many as 19 mistresses.

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