February 18, 2009

Fairchild: Chimp's Death a 'Sin'

Morgan Fairchild says the chimpanzee that mauled a woman and was later killed by authorities was "the sweetest little thing... He would play around with you. He was like a little kid on the set."
Morgan starred alongside Travis the chimpanzee in Old Navy commercials -- and was shocked to hear her one-time co-star was shot after attacking his owner's friend. "It is a shame. It is a sin that this animal had to be destroyed," she declared.
Insisting he never showed any aggression on set, "The Steam Room" star told us, "This would be very out of character."
Remembering Travis, Fairchild said, "I have a great still photograph of us sitting there with his arm around me just being absolutely adorable like your average 5-year-old."
The 200-pound chimp attacked Charla Nash, 50, on Monday, leaving her in critical condition. Owner Sandy Herold, 70, said the chimp was like a child to her.



















FYI: God was the first one to kill an animal by clothing Adam and Eve. So it’s not correct in any sense to use a judeo/christian term like “sin” to describe the killing of the chimp. Chimpanzees are animals not people. And there’s nothing “humane” about nature, in case you’ve missed every nature show on the discovery channel. People come before animals and if you feel differently, you have no right as a member of human society. If the cops had felt that way, it could any of you losing your hands and eyes to this chimp in another incident. Animals are amazing but keep wild animals in the wild and adore them on television or at the zoo.