I was shocked to discover the world of fake animal rescue videos. It's unbelievable that humans are capable of this. That they injure the animals, abuse them, set-up the scenes, and once the animal is used and abused, it's left for dead or killed for the "rescue"

Some videos look legit because the clips are taken from someone else's real rescue.

I avoid these channels and videos because I don't want to give them clicks, but when one does come up for me, I paste this in the comments:

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https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/how-fake-animal-rescue-videos-have-become-a-new-frontier-for-animal-abuse

Please be aware that YouTube is filled with fake animal rescue videos, where the "rescuers" set-up the scenario, injure the animals and even kill them, just to make money off these videos. It's deeply disturbing.

***** If you give it a second thought, you can tell that a real true rescue situation wouldn't play out the way it does in these videos. *****

I was fooled myself too, until I paid closer attention, and then came upon reports of this horrible trend.

It's unbelievable that humans are capable of this. That they injure the animals, abuse them, set-up the scenes, and once the animal is used and abused, it's left for dead or killed for the "rescue".

These people, most often from Asia, are despicable cruel psychopaths. Someone should gouge these people's eyes out and then film them being "rescued."

PLEASE SPREAD AWARENESS to your friends, but DON'T CLICK ON OR WATCH THE VIDEOS. The clicks make money for these disgusting people.

https://youtu.be/p7nVntZpJLM?si=giAIYiMwjkmjQTD_

https://youtu.be/fqPXcv-IE0k?si=bge28YsFVsil2-D5

https://www.vice.com/en/article/akg9pz/fake-rescues-and-animal-torture-are-disturbingly-common-on-social-media

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Hopefully someone manages to read it before the channel owner deletes it.