ASHLEY Fruno is an animal lover of extremes. The all-powerful chief campaigner of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Asia-Pacific devises animal-saving campaigns so controversial that they make the conservative stop and stare.
Her toughest job was perhaps wearing a tiny yellow bikini in the blistering winter of Vancouver —when the temperature dipped to as low as -39°C, just to urge one company to raise its animal-care standards.
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