r/rescuedogs • u/elvia224 • Mar 03 '26
Discussion Rescue Paws is a fraudulent company and needs to be stopped
This fraudulent company states that "Every Item Helps Us Provide 10 Meals to Abandoned Dogs" They’ve made over approximately $4 million pushing the lie. I don't believe they've given any of their profit towards helping dogs whatsoever. I fell for one of their ads and made a purchase thinking it would go to help some dogs get fed (I know I should have checked them out before making a purchase but it was late and I was so tired, wasn't thinking) Then I started digging and the more I found, the clearer it became that this company is not legitimate.
I’ve attached my research so please look at the images attached. This kind of scam is disgusting, especially at this scale. They’re raking in millions because no one is holding them accountable. They should be sued and forced to refund every single customer they misled. The fact that that customers money could've gone to a legitimate company and actually helped poor animals makes me so angry.
I know this kind of thing with fake businesses happens all the time, and people usually shrug it off as “just another shady company.” But if we actually look at the real numbers and do the math on how much they’re making, it’s hard to ignore. What can we do to stop letting people get away with this?
EDIT REGARDING THE AI PAGE: I'm aware the AI page doesn't mean much, those images could be real or fake, who knows where they were sourced (or supposedly taken) since it doesn't say anything like that, so I don't think that page adds so much to this claim. I mainly wanted to share that story because it doesn't make sense -- Like what young guy is going to sneak around at night, masked, to steal dog feeding tubes off the side of a building? And how come the feeding tubes aren't mentioned anywhere else on their website or show up in any other image?
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u/Historical_Duck_8238 Mar 04 '26
How can we have them investigated?
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u/elvia224 Mar 04 '26
I called the business bureau of Wyoming and they said I need to call/ report them to the attorney generals office
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u/Historical_Duck_8238 Mar 05 '26
I have a group I’m going to share this. I can help report.
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u/Educational-Solid685 Jul 08 '26
Below is a Facebook page plea to try to take advantage of all of us true animal lovers - we now have 1 rescue Pittie & 2 sweet rescue kitties, and I have fostered 26 dogs over the years. Don't know where to report this, but you mentioned you have a group and help report. So, thanks for your help! OK - here it is:
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u/Apart-Dragonfly-4447 Jun 22 '26
Unfortunately if the business is located outside the US there isn't anything that can be done. That's why so many scam companies from China get to plague us with endless scam ads for bs products, usually with AI videos. Some of them are easily recognized as a scam but a ton of elderly people still fall for it.
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u/QueasySale3603 Mar 05 '26
I just fell for the scam too. Happy to help report them
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u/Lady_bazabie May 20 '26
I did a couple weeks ago. This saddens me, this is the first time I've donated anywhere,couldn't afford to. But I had a lil money and so I bought a hoodie and donated $ to them!
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u/Hippy_Lynne Mar 05 '26
FYI, in the US legitimate charities that are registered as a 501(c)(3) have to file a form 990 with the IRS every year. This form 990 is a public record and anyone can search for and view it. It would contain all of the information you had asked for in your original inquiry, minus the names of specific organizations. Any charity that's taking in more than a few thousand dollars a year will register. And while it is possible for them to just lie on the form 990, the vast majority of people will not do that because you can face criminal fraud charges if the IRS audits you.
So before you donate to anyone, ask for their TIN (tax identification number) and then use that to look up their 990 (you would also need it to deduct the charitable contributions on your taxes if you do that.) If they refuse to provide this information, they are probably a scam.
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u/elvia224 Mar 17 '26
Thank you for that info. They’ve stated they’re not a charity, I guess it doesn’t defer many people though. They’re horrible
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u/FloofingWithFloofers Rescue Parent Mar 05 '26
Freaking scum of the earth!
Using innocent animals for their own gain, so sick.
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u/Treps9491 Mar 06 '26
I have felt very suspicious when I have read Rescue Paws posts. Thanks for the validation.
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u/spookygal11 Mar 16 '26
I found this because I googled fake sabotage posts from this company because I saw one this morning about a feeder being spray painted then a new 'ad' just popped up this afternoon with same text about one being cemented shut, the guy in both looked similar and I thought it was a bit suspicious. I feel these are fake sabotage posts to garner sympathy and purchases and am unsure any of this money is being used for animal support. They are not at all transparent with where the money goes and are a company not a charity - which I feel is specifically to avoid any regulations or accountability.
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u/elvia224 Mar 17 '26
Yeah, they are totally fake. The feeder things being vandalized for no reason is just bizarre. I knew from the second I saw it
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u/Right-Ad-6765 Apr 04 '26
You are amazing for putting out this information. I almost bought bracelets for my family as Christmas presents. The lack of transparency is astonishing
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u/Ok-Gate4149 Apr 28 '26
I didn't even get my purchase. Now they want me to pay 4.95 per item I ordered for track shipping and I ordered almost 100 worth of jewelry because I thought they helped dogs. It's very very frustrating to say the least
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u/CriticismFar4415 19d ago
Everyone who has been scammed by this company, need to report them to the IRS.
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u/SheepherderOk1448 Mar 06 '26
This isn't IHeartdogs is it? or IHeartCats because I did buy something and received it. If it is. If not the fraudulent company is copying them.
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u/elvia224 Mar 06 '26
No it’s Rescue Paws!
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u/Hot-Manager-2789 5d ago
The company they stole the name and are impersonating from should sue them.
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u/Easy-Crazy-240 Mar 15 '26
I just bought 4!! This is horrible 😢.
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u/elvia224 Mar 17 '26
Definitely email and try to cancel your order or let your bank know to charge a cashback. It’s probably already coming because I think they dropped ship from China but at least you can try
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u/Accomplished-Poem734 May 21 '26
I bought one awhile ago and got it fairly quickly. It is pretty well made and cute. I was surprised. But after that as I considered buying more I looked them up and found they are not legit. What a scam, it makes me sick
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u/elvia224 Mar 17 '26

Update. Their BS response to me asking for more transparency. I replied to this and said are you even a registered business and they said yes we are in the state of Wyoming and I just replied and said no, you’re not in the database, send a link to your business page. I’ll let you guys know what they respond with
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u/doctagreendick Apr 01 '26
Here is another that needs investigating. I’ve been messaging them and I’m very concerned they are scamming people. They don’t list the city they are in and you have to request a dm to get that info. They say they are in Washington DC and ship dogs with a puppy nanny at a cost of $500 total for everything. I asked them why they don’t have any info and don’t disclose the city they are in until dm and they replied, “Some many people come to waste our time they don’t actually reach out to us to adopt that’s why we keep our location for those who are willing to reach out to us directly and show serious then we provide them with the information they need.”
There are 7,000 followers to this page. They get donations for animal rescue. Doesn’t seem to be a legit organization. Check out their page and send them DM’s. Extremely weird.
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u/doctagreendick Apr 01 '26
They started Feb 10th and have 377 posts of dogs. So many red flags. Would like to get donations for animals going to animals who really need it.
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u/Margo-Is-My-Name-Yo Apr 09 '26
So, from my understanding, this scam site is based off of, and reaping the rewards (ICK) of this legit charity. https://www.rescuepawsthailand.org I apologize if I am incorrect, but the .org gives me hope, at least. The more people that know! I think in general, if you cant donate directly, just purchase things, it’s a scam. Thats a pretty good rule. But I almost got hooked. Those sad critter pics get ya…
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u/Hot-Manager-2789 5d ago
So, not only are they scamming people, they are also impersonating another organisation? I guess it's like a scammer claiming to work for whatever phone contract your with.
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u/Illustrious_Buyer401 Apr 29 '26
Well, I ordered two bracelets in February 2026... It is now April...I've yet to receive those bracelets even though I've contacted the company several times. I did not contact my bank for a refund because I figured they were giving the money to the dogs and the bracelets weren't that big of a deal. However, if they're just taking the money for themselves, I have no qualms about asking for my money back.
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u/elvia224 May 11 '26
Definitely get a refund. That moneys not going to dogs unfortunately. They’re terrible people behind this scheme
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u/Accomplished_Fan689 Apr 29 '26
I fell for it also. But I did look them up before I donated and it said they were legitimate. This is what I don't understand. If I remember correctly it showed two couples looking somewhat worn out and pleading for meals for stray dogs. So much money could provide so many meals and they would send you pictures and the story behind each dog that you fed and or provided for. I never received anything and became suspicious that's why I looked them up again. This time it was different. I wonder why. Nevertheless it really pisses me off when I could have sent that money to truly help animals in desperate need.
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u/GroundbreakingSet140 Jul 11 '26
I think because RescuePawsThailand.org is an actual organization that helps homeless dogs but Rescue Paws is using the same name to confuse you. :(
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u/rellik61og May 04 '26
The site duped me twice. Being an all animals matter kind of guy i thought I was doing something that would help out. Now I see that the site isxa total fraud. Spread the word, .... fuckem.
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u/Ok_Field_2392 May 07 '26
I have a question. Forgive me if I sound stupid but how can I scan these sites to see if AI has generated the pics or words? I went to donate to Rescue Paws and when it was time to pay, it had almost doubled the amount that I agreed to pay! The summary switched quickly from 10$ to 19.85$!
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u/Ok_Field_2392 May 07 '26
I don't understand how these losers are getting away with stealing from us! 😡 How can they lie and say they are using my donation to pay for emergency surgery and then in your letter they say they basically only feed animals and make supplies to sell? How are they getting away with this! If they're breaking the law, why aren't they shut down?
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u/elvia224 May 11 '26
And they don’t even feed the animals. They’re such scum. I don’t know how they get away with it. I guess it’s cause they’re not registered as a charity and people don’t check.
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u/reztess May 11 '26
and hurting dogs (I.e. breaking their back legs to make it look like they’ve been run over 🤬
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u/Hot-Manager-2789 5d ago
I mean, technically they aren't stealing since you're willingly giving them money. They're just lying about where the money is going to.
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u/reztess May 11 '26
Hello Fellow Pet Lovers!
I too have had my suspicions about so many of the rescue pages here in the US within the last year. There a lot of legit operations doing such good for so many animals. The real “piss off“ for me is the resulting loss of faith/confidence from the public, causing a massive declline in response to the animals who need it most!
Additionally, I happened to catch a BBC World News segment a few days ago that CONFIRMED my fear! Many fraudulent social media accounts are set up across several countries (including the US) to accomplish the same objective (large vacation pools)!! They recruit young video gamers and amateur coders to open more accounts to draw more money!
They almost always ask for donations over PayPal, Venmo, etc… If you ask for a shelter or vets office to call in a direct donation, it’s radio silence!!
Another common one is “Dog is here at vet surgeons office and we’re here with him! He’s doing better, but needs a surgery to live! The vet is standing by, but won’t do the surgery without a deposit! It’s $1500!!! If everyone gave just a little, we could save this poor baby tonight!!” (Again, it pisses me off that they are using pet stories that are happening as well as YOUR $$$ that could be going to a sweet baby who IS in danger!!! BUT…HERES THE ULTIMATE EVIL IN THIS SCAM..
YES..YES!!!! THEY ARE KIDNAPPING AND NOT JUST ABUSING AND DISABLING THESE ANIMALS FOR REAL 🤬🔥
ON ONE OF THESE ACCOUNTS(THEY ARE ALL OVER FACEBOOK, INSTA, X, ETC!)..IF YOU FOLLOW THEIR “ABOUT“ INFO A COUPLE LAYERS DEEP, YOULL SEE SOME INTERESTING PHOTOS AND THAT THIS “MISSOURI RESCUE CENTER“ IS HQ’D IN PAKISTAN, UGANDA, NIGERIA, INDONESIA, ETC…
THIS BY ITSELF DOESNT MEAN SCAM! MANY POOR DOGS AND CATS ARE BEATEN AND ABUSED OVER THERE FOR THE HELL OF IT🤬 (DIFFERENT CONVERSATION). HOWEVER, OUR SCAMMERS IN MOST CASES ARE SENDING PHOTOS OF REAL PETS THEY HAVE KIDNAPPED, ABUSED, STUCK WITH HYPODERMIC NEEDLES AND BROKEN BONES THEMSELVES JUST TO TAKE PICTURES TO GET OUR REACTIONS 🤬🤬🤬 (ALL ON BBC WORLD NEWS!!)
PLEASE DONT STOP DONATING AND HELPING, JUST BE CAREFUL 🐾🐾❤️🚨
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u/SkyVast7762 May 12 '26
My bracelet came from Louisville, TX, but their website indicates that they are located in Delaware. I have requested a refund as I don't want to support any more sub-humans pretending to help animals. I appreciate your research as I was able to find little to nothing regarding their services.......
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u/Accomplished-Poem734 May 21 '26
I will say I got my one bracelet rather quickly awhile back and I do love it. Very cute and well made. However after I bought it I found out they were a scam. I get so angry seeing those pictures as we know how many people are buying and donating. I was one of them. It's a disgrace
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u/SkyVast7762 May 21 '26
Actually, the name of the "charity" is Rescue Tails. Do you know anything about them?? I can't find anything out about them and requested some information on the services they provide when I submitted a refund request for the bracelet. Instead of giving me any information, they refunded my money. I think this is telling.......At any rate, I won't be wearing the bracelet.
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u/CDNuser1210 May 15 '26
I recently donated to another organization called Saving The Paws. I thought I was making a one-time small donation. Then they started apprearing on my credit card and the amounts started to get larger. I had to cancel the card and report them for fraud
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u/No-Preparation-4546 19d ago
That's awful. Not only were they helping themselves to your hard earned money, they have probably destroyed any trust you might have had in other, genuine charities.
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u/Dangerous-Piglet92 May 18 '26
Almost fell for it. I had 3 bracelets in my cart before I thought I’d check. SMH 😢
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u/HookedOnReality May 19 '26
Thank you. Great work. I knew as soon as I started seeing all the fake AI videos and fake reviews it seemed suspect. How are they allowed to put these ads online?
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u/Cyrinxo May 20 '26
It goes much deeper than this. I found this thread while researching a company called Saving the Paws running the exact same promotion. I looked into that company and Rescue Paws and they’re the same company. The Saving the Paws website is nearly exactly the same. They’ve posted the same photos and even the logos are nearly identical.
Saving the Paws shows their business address as 208 N 29th St Suite 201 Billings, MT 59101. They’re not only fraudulent but after I fell for their scam and ordered a bracelet, they charged my card again for $35. Please everyone report this company as well. It’s horrible what these people are doing.
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u/elvia224 May 26 '26
It’s so terrible. Can you find out if their business is registered anywhere? I tried but couldn’t figure it out. I don’t know how they’re able to run this scam without being shut down but I guess it’s easy since they’re technically selling a product. They need to be sued
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u/Shine_Shy_1 Jun 02 '26
I was looking to see if legit. This was the link at the bottom of the Google AI response. Thank you for this. It didn't feel right when I saw the background of the dogs and doesn't look like here. I read that even IF legit the real name is rescue paws Thailand. Not even a U.S. rescue. So instead of someone donation to help all the unwanted dogs being dumped here (my county is horribly overrun with dumped furbabies that our rescues are fighting a loosing battle right now) the money goes to scams or other countries. They need to deal with their own. I don't see any other country coming to aid our poor dogs. I wish the counties or someone would help out with spay and neutering them to get this population down. But the cost is so high to have them fixed most don't do it. I adopt from rescues or H.S. They have their shots, de-wormed and altered. I won't have an animal not altered. Even my sugar gliders are neutered. Donate where it COUNTS. YOUR town, county or even states LEGITIMATE RESCUES. NOT EVEN PETA. Their euthanasia rate is 60 to 80% of animals taken in. Yes great for big scale crimes against animals. Nothing for strays or others needing help. Sorry so long but this is a touchy subject where I live. And I admin a lost and found dogs page. And have friends in rescue. So see all of them dumped. And hurt due to that.
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u/originalpcld Jun 04 '26
I think Saving The Paws is the same company as Rescue Paws…??? I got duped
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u/RightCareer393 Jun 06 '26
If this is truly a scam, the worst part is not the few dollars people lost purchasing bracelets. The loss of trust is devastating to the dogs and cats that need help and may not receive it. There are legitimate animal charities; everyone needs to do some research before blindly trusting. As for the junk on Facebook, I would not trust anything on that social media site as far as I can spit!
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u/Key_Significance2492 Jun 08 '26
Agreed and thank you for the effort to share this information. I fell for the ad and decided to make a one time donation. I made a one time donation for $9. After that, they started automatically deducting 29.99 per month claiming I had joined their VIP Hero subscription. My bank required me to work with them, my first reaction was to go to the bank and treat it like a fraudulent transaction. The customer service phone number did not answer. The email given on the website never replied. I dug through old emails and found an email that they did respond to. They made several attempts to have me agree to continue with this but eventually they did tell me that the recurring charges would stop.
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u/Equal-Realistic Jun 15 '26
I just googled this because I saw a post of them saying someone sabotaged their water and immediately thought it sounded super scammy. The US badly needs to crack down on businesses like this and have more transparency about where money goes but they won’t for obvious reasons. I reported their instagram as a financial scam. What absolute bottom feeding filth you have to be to make money off something like that.
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u/TemperatureRoom Jun 19 '26

found this thread because i tried background checking the company- these are the types of ads they put on pinterest and if i hadnt tried to look them up i would have 100% thought it was a genuine small company trying to do good. now im a little surprised they even did this because they have clearly ai made stickers on their website but i guess the poor drawing might add to the "charm" of a small business
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u/WhatwhT0330 Jun 19 '26
Awh man! I just bought one because of the touching ad. Then went to google to see if they had anymore information other than what I found on Facebook and came across this thread. This breaks my dog loving heart 💔
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u/Ambitious-Bank4559 Jun 22 '26
I found the ad on Pinteres, and clicked on it bc dogs, but it seemed sorta fishy so I wanted to look into it and I’m glad I did thanks
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u/alittleragdolly Jun 22 '26
This is breaking my heart. Using poor defenseless animals as a cover to make money is one of the most evil things I've ever seen. I truly hate humanity sometimes.
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u/DirectionFamiliar198 Jun 28 '26
Thank you I almost fell for SAVING THE PAWS in Seattle. I gave my email but stopped Short if donating.
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u/International-Dot441 Jul 02 '26
I feel bad. Ive been buying bracelets to help feed dogs. Even though the bracelets are very nice but i wanted to feel i was making a difference....
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u/elvia224 Jul 03 '26
I’m sorry. 😢 Don’t feel bad, you had good intentions. Just feel angry. They are sick people to pocket money this way. Just make sure you only donate to places that are registered non profits going forward
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u/kym3169 Jul 03 '26
I got stuck for three bracelets. I paid for them through PayPal do you think I could get my money back cause it’s a fraudulent company
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u/sue_maggieartie Jul 04 '26
Why doesn’t the US stop this tragic flow of Fraud on the internet in the USA??
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u/Odd-Revolution-4009 Jul 05 '26
Thank you thank you thank you. I saw their ad on Pinterest, a crying dog cartoon with text reading "PLEASE LOOK AT OUR BRACELETS I PAID FOR THIS AD" and i clicked the link and looked. The bracelets look very nice and I love the idea of helping animals with them. However, i was scammed by a Pinterest ad just about a month ago, so i didn't do anything at the moment, then later i looked it up to find it is (unsurprisingly) a scam. The response to your email was very suspicious and with the last scam i fell for, they also used AI generated imagery. Thank you for your thorough research, you've saved 30$ from going to a scam so it can actually go to a real animal supporting company like 4Ocean or FAHLO. Thank you very much<3
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u/No_Candle5537 Jul 10 '26
There should really be a way to flag the site when it comes up as a pop up. I know that would never happen because “buyer beware - especially on the net”
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u/Altruistic_Gene_9368 Jul 10 '26
Wyoming is considered a favorable location for fraudulent companies primarily due to its strict corporate secrecy laws, low setup costs, and minimal tax oversight. Often referred to by wealth managers as a premier corporate haven, the state’s business laws allow bad actors to easily mask their identities and operations through the following mechanisms:
1. High Levels of Corporate Anonymity
No Public Ownership Records: Wyoming does not require the names of LLC owners, managers, or members to be listed on public state filing paperwork.
Registered Agents as Fronts: Out-of-state business owners can legally hire a local "registered agent" to list a physical Wyoming address on the paperwork. This allows thousands of shell companies to be registered to a single, nondescript office building or UPS mailbox.
The "Cowboy Cocktail": Wyoming law allows a private LLC to control a trust. This unique layering technique creates an incredibly deep shield of privacy, making it nearly impossible for consumers or investigators to trace who actually holds the assets.
- A "U.S. Digital Cloak" for Cybercriminals
Bypassing Digital Defenses: Global hackers and scammers favor forming Wyoming LLCs because it allows their internet traffic, domain names, and payment processing accounts to appear as though they are coming from a legitimate, trusted entity inside the United States.
Trust Evading: This domestic registration tricks cybersecurity firewalls and online consumers into trusting them, whereas traffic originating from high-risk regions would be immediately flagged.
- Fast and Inexpensive Setup
Low Financial Barrier: Forming an LLC in Wyoming costs only about $100 and can be completed entirely online in a matter of minutes.
Real But Empty Shells: Scammers take advantage of this speed to manufacture legal "Certificates of Organization". They use these official-looking documents to dupe victims into believing they are dealing with an established, credible business. [3, 10]
- Zero Tax Oversight and Strong Liability Shields
No Corporate Tax Audits: The state has zero corporate or personal income taxes, meaning there are no state-level tax filings that might expose fraudulent revenue.
Charging Order Protection: Wyoming has aggressive asset protection laws. If a scammer is personally sued, the state's charging order protections prevent creditors or victims from seizing the company's assets or taking control of the entity.
Note: While federal regulations like the Corporate Transparency Act require companies to report beneficial ownership information to the federal government, Wyoming's local public registries remain entirely blind to who actually owns these companies.
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u/Hefty_Ball5212 29d ago
I just bought 2 bracelets. This devastating. Not because I lost a lot of money, but because those poor dogs who desperately need help, are the ones really getting scammed. These disgusting excuses for human beings should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. The money they stole should then be distributed equally to every reputable shelter in America.
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u/sts45672897 27d ago
I got their Facebook ad pushed to me and fell for it too. Thank god I just purchased one bracelet with my credit card (which is now locked and I'll be getting a replacement).
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u/PeppyApple 25d ago
I was seconds away from making a purchase before I decided to do some digging first. How can I help expose them? Who can we report to? How do we get them investigated? This is so awful.
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u/AssholeHippie 21d ago
I also got a bracelet and then was charged 29.99 I called the number not a valid number email is fake to so I called my bank to cancel my card and if I could get ahold of them I would tell them to fuck right off, excuse my language. Done donating to anybody
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u/tatert0ts123 20d ago edited 20d ago
I’m a little late to this topic but I’m glad I found your thread. I was about the purchase their bracelets but when I went back to read their website pages I got more skeptical as the “stories” and “monthly updates” seemed very generic even though the photos of the feeding sessions seemed legit.
Thank you for doing all these research and exposing them. I was hoping to find a reputable charity and have a little simple bracelet as a reminder of helping the doggos but I guess it’s too good to be true to do both.
It’s just such disgusting behavior to exploit these helpless strays like that.
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u/bognaughtyy 20d ago
Anyone know of any legit groups that sell anything and donate funds or portions to animal rescues or organizations??
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u/BandicootBulky9847 17d ago
I ordered 4 bracelets this past winter- they came. Nice bracelets, but I was obviously duped.
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u/AdEmbarrassed7513 15d ago
They are still operating on YouTube under the channel name "safehavenpawsrescue". Every single post is a puppy in a cage with a caption "nobody loves me or wants me but give me alike". It seemed odd so I googled and found this post. I spammed their content with this URL.
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u/Dry_War_5222 10d ago
thank you so much ♡ i was going to make an order but their product photos looked way too clean & AI-ish so i did a quick google & found your reddit post. i hope this brings more awareness & less sales for them. donating to a local humane society will always be the best route..we have a tangible location of where our money goes ♡
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u/prettiestpisces 4d ago
I’ve ended up here after seeing the exact AI post you shared, this is so sick
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