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Aaron Carter Lashes Out Amid Accusations He's Selling Rescue Dog For Cash – 'Back The F**k Off'

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Aug. 5 2019, Published 7:13 p.m. ET

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Aaron Carter is under scrutiny for allegedly flipping a rescue dog for cash. The pop star, 31, took to Twitter on August 5 to clear up any misinterpretations about his intentions.

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The controversy started when they “I Want Candy” singer posted a video to Instagram live that pictured him with an English bulldog. "This is my new buddy. So by the way, if I can't keep him, I am going to be listing him… He's 10 months old, and he's running for $3,500." The puppy, Mighty, was rescued by Aaron at the Lancaster Animal Center in Los Angeles on August 2.

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Fans slammed Aaron for his actions, calling them “wrong on so many levels” and accusing him of “adopting dogs for clout.”

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When the rescue center heard about the video, they updated their Instagram post of Aaron and Mighty. “UPDATE - We are working on this situation. Thanks to all for your concern,” they wrote.

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However, the “Aaron’s Party” singer headed to Twitter in the wee hours of August 4 to speak out about the backlash he faced.

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“I think it’s appalling that I actually even have to explain myself I’ve rescued many dogs & found many dogs homes. What I said in my Instagram live video was a joke. Find one dog that I adopted and sold for money, be my guest. WON’T HAPPEN.” He tweeted. “I’m a good person and I deserve respect.”

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He added, “And with all due respect I own a home I make over $3 million a year I don’t need to sell a dog for money so have some respect and don’t try to slander my name because I will defend myself and I will take legal action. DON’T TRY IT. So back the f**k off... gn good night.” Whether Aaron will return the dog or ultimately sell Mighty is unclear.

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What do you think of the allegations of Aaron trying to sell the dog he rescued? Sound off in the comments below!

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