A controversial claim by Sen. J.D. Vance, alleging that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, are capturing and eating pets, has sparked widespread ridicule and misinformation. This unfounded narrative emerged after unverified reports circulated online, leading to the creation of AI-generated memes depicting former President Donald Trump as a protector of animals. Trump's campaign fueled the fire by asserting that he would deport migrants who harm pets, positioning the narrative against Vice President Kamala Harris. Despite the absence of evidence supporting Vance's claims, Republican influencers and media have amplified the story, further distorting it into a viral meme campaign. Critics highlight that these claims reflect broader fears and misconceptions surrounding immigration, particularly targeting Haitian communities. The situation reveals the intersection of misinformation, political rhetoric, and social media dynamics in shaping public discourse.