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The Humane Rescue Alliance of Washington, D.C. has warned residents about a new scam involving individuals posing as HRA employees or veterinarians claiming to have found a missing pet. These scammers demand emergency payments, often for medical care or other expenses. The HRA advises not to send money and to instead contact law enforcement or a reputable animal welfare organization.
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