Live streaming has both helped and harmed animal welfare. On the positive side, it raises awareness: streams of animal rescues, like saving a stray dog, inspire viewers to donate to shelters or adopt pets. Zoos and aquariums use live streams to educate people about endangered species—for example, a panda cam lets viewers watch pandas in their natural habitat, fostering a love for wildlife. However, some streamers exploit animals for views: they might force pets to perform dangerous tricks or keep exotic animals in poor conditions. Viewers might unknowingly support this by watching or donating. To combat this, animal welfare groups work with platforms to remove harmful content and promote ethical streams. It’s important for viewers to research streamers before supporting them, ensuring that animals are treated with care.​

Live streaming has both helped and harmed animal welfare. On the positive side, it raises awareness: streams of animal rescues, like saving a stray dog, inspire viewers to donate to shelters or adopt pets. Zoos and aquariums use live streams to educate people about endangered species—for example, a panda cam lets viewers watch pandas in their natural habitat, fostering a love for wildlife. However, some streamers exploit animals for views: they might force pets to perform dangerous tricks or keep exotic animals in poor conditions. Viewers might unknowingly support this by watching or donating. To combat this, animal welfare groups work with platforms to remove harmful content and promote ethical streams. It’s important for viewers to research streamers before supporting them, ensuring that animals are treated with care.​

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