Hayden Panettiere's final PETA campaign captured weeks before her death at 36

Hayden Panettiere was remembered as more than just an actress in her final campaign with PETA, a project that was captured in Los Angeles weeks before her sudden death at 36. In an image shared earlier this week, Panettiere posed from a bathtub to protest marine parks like SeaWorld, "who sentence dolphins to a lifetime of suffering and loneliness in captivity," the organization said. Panettiere's quest for marine life conservation was a life-long pursuit, beginning when she was just a teenager advocating for animals with the Whaleman Foundation. HAYDEN PANETTIERE'S MOTHER POINTS FINGER AT BRIAN HICKERSON AFTER 'NASHVILLE' STAR'S DEATH AT 36 Her advocacy work involved protesting, lobbying and fundraising for animal welfare efforts. Most recently, the "Heroes" actress begged for an end to marine life captivity. "Can you imagine their frustration, their trauma, their depression? All that is important and crucial for their well-being is ripped away.