08-08-2023, 02:01 PM
Fake animal rescue videos are a scam to make money. It is important that we learn to spot the fakes.
Usually the animal being rescued is a cute puppy in an unlikely, very dangerous situation. You will then see the same puppy in another rescue situation at a latter date. It is important to not watch the video or share it. Anything that helps them just encourages them to keep making these videos.
https://www.euronews.com/green/2023/08/0...ampaigners
There have been times when I am suspicious about a video or picture. In one case the picture was from a legitimate article a year before.
There will always be people with money making schemes. It is just very sad that there are people willing to put animals at risk with their schemes.
Usually the animal being rescued is a cute puppy in an unlikely, very dangerous situation. You will then see the same puppy in another rescue situation at a latter date. It is important to not watch the video or share it. Anything that helps them just encourages them to keep making these videos.
https://www.euronews.com/green/2023/08/0...ampaigners
There have been times when I am suspicious about a video or picture. In one case the picture was from a legitimate article a year before.
There will always be people with money making schemes. It is just very sad that there are people willing to put animals at risk with their schemes.
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Catherine
