10 Signs to Spot Fake Animal Rescues: Don't Fall for This Scam

Have you ever questioned the authenticity of the animal rescuers you provide support to?

Here are simple ways to spot fake animal rescue groups.
1. Fake rescue channels often don’t have any contact information, except Paypal for donations.
2. Fake rescuers often use clickbait thumbnails with images of animals in very very terrible conditions.
3. Fake rescue channels often don’t have any follow-up videos.
4. The same dog is being rescued over and over again with different storylines.
5. Fake rescuers often target only puppies and kittens.
6. Fake rescuers are likely to turn off comments or don’t respond to comments asking for updates or how to adopt.
7. Fake rescuers often don’t have real shelters and only show a few puppies in a house.
8. Their storylines are weird.
9. Many fake rescue channels on youtube are from Vietnamese creators.
10. And their acting skills are very bad.

Watch video to get the idea for what I mean.

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Real animal rescue channels I follow:

@hopeforpaws

@lovefurryfriends

@AnimalAidUnlimited
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