| Comment | Setting up a social media page for the dog and using it to share cute pictures or like a blog is fine as long as there’s no identifiable information for where the owners live. It’s no different to folk who run car clubs or are in to that scene and have an Instagram page about their car, or any other hobby for that matter. The problem is these dafties have their own personal Facebook and Instagram public, but that’s not the issue here as it was a dodgy drug debt and that’s why they took the dog. Everyone has cottoned on to them and she’s out a post on her (very public) Facebook and Instagram saying she’s instructed GoFundMe to return the money. The heat from all this has got a bit much me thinks. |
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