A new hoax website has been launched, claiming to offer condoms for pets, as they aim to encourage owners to get their pets neutered.
The petcondoms.org site, which is a campaign from the San Francisco SPCA, displays an error message that reveals the whole website is a hoax, Metro.co.uk reported.
When someone accesses the site, they will be hit with a promo advertising of 'Animal Instincts' condoms, while a number of links are also available including how to put on an animal condom and what different shapes and sizes are available.
The campaign aims to decrease the number of unwanted animals.
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