PETA has criticized the Kardashian star after posting a now-deleted video of her pets living in a paddock in the garage of her palatial mansion.

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Kim Kardashian received a warning from PETA for a video that suggested she kept her dogs in a garage. In a clip posted to the TikTok account that Kim shares with her daughter North, a video appeared showing the star’s two Pomeranians, Sushi and Sake, living in a paddock in the garage of her family’s California mansion, and animal rights charity bosses insisted so they hope the video is a misrepresentation of the living conditions of the mutts.

“Knowing that Kim Kardashian is against fur and is basically a vegan, we really hope she doesn’t send her dogs to a garage life. What PETA really knows is that dogs are very social pack animals who need more than just soft beds and decorative stockings, they deserve to feel safe, loved and live in the house as part of the family.” ,” PETA senior vice president Lisa Lange said in a New York Post column on PageSix.

Kim has yet to respond to the rumors about her dogs, but the video has been removed from the TikTok page. It comes after the reality TV star revealed she forbids her employees from wearing bright colors when they work at her home to match her neutral décor.

The 42-year-old reality TV star famously decorated her California home in a minimalist style, sticking to a neutral color palette and keeping it clutter-free, and she revealed that her employees have to match her style when they work there.

Speaking of Angie Martinez“IRLOn the podcast, Kim was asked if her employees had to follow a dress code, and she replied, “Absolutely. I have a uniform.” She went on to explain that there are no uniforms, but she gives all of her employees a color palette that they must adhere to.

Kim said they were allowed to choose from “grey, heather, black, navy blue, white, cream, khaki… I mean, we can stick to all the neutrals. Not many color blocks.” However, “KardashianThe star insists that she does not force her employees to do what they do not want.

She continued, “My home is so zen, so I asked everyone what they thought about it, and everyone actually said, ‘It would make our life so easy.’ And as soon as everyone was on board and thought it would be easier for them, I said, “Yeah, let’s do it.” ”