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

Meet Dina💜 Dina is a 2 year old Pocket Bully. She arrived in RSPCA care as a puppy and due to a being part of a case investigation it’s meant she hasn’t been able to be rehomed, resulting in her spending all of her young life in a kennels☹️ But she is now looking for her first, forever home 🏠 🌟 She can be a sensitive girl as she suffers from sound sensitivities however she has come on leaps and bounds since arriving at our centre with the right training and patience. She is a very friendly gi

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