Pet owner says beware, scammers could use lost pet postings to try to scam you
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Pet owner says beware, scammers could use lost pet postings to try to scam you
When someone loses a pet, they’re willing to do anything to try and get it back, including putting their information out there publicly and online. Beware, scammers could use that information to try and get your money. “We really love her, and are learning to be cat parents, slowly but surely,” cat owner Meredith Peters said. Peters and her husband...
HSNT | Beware: Common Scams Targeting Pet Owners of Missing Pets
Blog by Laticia Sahs | Special thanks to Napa Humane for this article.When your beloved pet goes missing, it’s easy to feel desperate and willing to try anything to bring them home. Unfortunately, scammers often prey on pet owners during these vulnerable moments. Understanding common scams can help protect you as you search for your lost friend. Here are a few of the most frequent scams to watch out for when your pet is missing—and tips on how t…
Scammers posing as L.F.A.C.C staff
LEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC 36 NEWS NOW) — Lexington-Fayette Animal Care & Control is warning the public about a new scam involving callers posing as LFACC employees. According to the agency, scammers are contacting people by phone, demanding money and threatening to delay or deny pet care services. LFACC says it never asks for payments over the phone. All reclaim fees must be paid in person, with a receipt provided. Officials also emphasize that their …
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