Pammy pleads with Swedes to ban fur-farming

Animal-loving actress Pamela Anderson has written to the Swedish Prime Minister to urge him to ban fur farming in the Scandinavian country.

The Canadian-born beauty penned the plea to Goeran Persson, who only last month received a similar letter form Anderson's ex-love, Swedish model Markus Schenkenberg.

In the letter published yesterday in Swedish newspaper Daily Expressen, Anderson pleas: "You should know that many people in the world look up to Sweden. Banning the fur industry will strengthen Sweden's reputation further."

Persson's spokeswoman Anna Helsen says she believes the Premier will answer the Baywatch star's letter - in good time.

Helsen explains: "He receives between 50 and 100 letters a day, so it could take time."

Sweden has 180 mink farms, which makes it one of the world's largest fur producers.