12K views · 28 reactions | The RSPCA has issued a stern warning to Australians looking to adopt puppies from online breeders, after a 400% increase in scams during the pandemic. $1.6 million has been lost since 2019 to online scammers pretending to sell puppies to would-be owners. The RSPCA suggests that all new owners should use trusted breeders, adoption programs and see the dogs before making a payment. 7NEWS at 6pm. #7NEWS | 7NEWS Brisbane | Facebook

12K views · 174 reactions | What responsibility does the RSPCA have to the public when it releases footage of alleged animal cruelty? | Media Watch | Facebook

103 reactions · 5 comments | RSPCA NSW answered thousands of cruelty complaints this year. Behind each one is an animal that suffered neglect, fear, or cruelty. Your support helps provide emergency treatment, shelter, and rehabilitation for animals who have endured the worst. With your help, they can begin to heal, trust, and find loving homes. Give animals the second chance they deserve, today. | RSPCA NSW | Facebook

20K views · 252 reactions | RSPCA South Australia has released...

27 reactions · 13 shares | Have you just welcomed a puppy into the...

10K views · 74 reactions | The RSPCA is changing the way it operates to cope during the Corona lockdown with the launch of virtual puppy training. www.7NEWS.com.au/coronavirus #7NEWS | 7NEWS Brisbane | Facebook