London:
She shot to fame as the blondedoctor on Grey's Anatomy and Hollywood beauty KatherineHeigl has returned to the lighter side after a brief stint asa brunette.
The 31-year-old actress debuted her new look whileattending the launch of a charity for stray dogs, reportedDaily Mail online.
Heigl was attending the launch of the 'CompassionRevolution', a new initiative to address the petoverpopulation crisis in the Los Angeles area.
To kick start the initiative the foundation announceda donation of $1 million for spay and neuter programsthroughout the city and neighbouring communities.
Heigl and her mother Nancy also run an off shootcharity called 'Heigl's Hounds of Hope'. The organization wasfounded in honour of her brother who was killed in a caraccident in 1986 at the age of fifteen.
'Hounds of Hope' rescues larger dogs with behaviourproblems from animal shelters that have a high kill rate andrehabilitates them through training to make them suitable forre-homing.
Heigl walks the walk as well as talking the talk, theanimal lover has six dogs of her own that she rescued fromvarious shelters.
The 31-year-old actress debuted her new look whileattending the launch of a charity for stray dogs, reportedDaily Mail online.
Heigl was attending the launch of the 'CompassionRevolution', a new initiative to address the petoverpopulation crisis in the Los Angeles area.
To kick start the initiative the foundation announceda donation of $1 million for spay and neuter programsthroughout the city and neighbouring communities.
Heigl and her mother Nancy also run an off shootcharity called 'Heigl's Hounds of Hope'. The organization wasfounded in honour of her brother who was killed in a caraccident in 1986 at the age of fifteen.
'Hounds of Hope' rescues larger dogs with behaviourproblems from animal shelters that have a high kill rate andrehabilitates them through training to make them suitable forre-homing.
Heigl walks the walk as well as talking the talk, theanimal lover has six dogs of her own that she rescued fromvarious shelters.