Woman with ‘demonic’ Chihuahua uses OnlyFans to support foster pets

This would-be porn star has a penchant for pestilent pooches.

Pet foster parent and adult entertainer Tyfanee Fortuna, 25, went viral this week after sharing a brutally honest social media post about a Chihuahua named Prancer, with the hopes that some brave soul would step up to adopt the disturbed dog.

Now, the tireless defender of animals is sharing more about the ways she makes ends meet: A flourishing OnlyFans account, where her NSFW snaps help her afford to fight the good fight for pups like Prancer.

Fortuna’s plea, in good faith, posted to Facebook April 7, referred to Prancer as “demonic” and compared the 2-year-old pup to the ghost of a “traumatized Victorian child that now haunts our home,” she wrote.

“There’s not a very big market for neurotic, man hating, animal hating, children hating dogs that look like gremlins,” the New Jersey resident admitted.

Tyfanee Fortuna turned to OnlyFans to help support her humanitarian efforts, including finding a home for Prancer, a chihuahua with a difficult personality.
Tyfanee Fortuna turned to OnlyFans to help support her humanitarian efforts, including finding a home for Prancer, a Chihuahua with a difficult personality.
Courtesy Fortuna; Facebook

Turns out that this isn’t the first time Fortuna’s canine companions have made headlines. Back in 2017, she shared the story of a mutt named Rumpelstiltskin in Facebook group Dogspotting Society. Despite being all of “4lbs of love and nervous shaking,” she wrote at the time, Rumpelstiltskin was allegedly infamous at the rescue shelter from whence he came for having survived imminent starvation by nibbling on the corpse of his previous owner, who passed away “a considerable time” before anyone noticed.

Fortuna worked as a stripper before the pandemic but turned to OnlyFans to help support her mission to save animals, she told The Post.
Fortuna worked as a stripper before the pandemic.
Fortuna

“He did eat his human to stay alive,” she wrote. “+1 for being a survivalist pupper.”

The Post caught up with the veritable zookeeper about the funds she’s been whipping up for her most cherished cause on OnlyFans.

“No, it does not have any wholesome adoption content,” the out-of-work stripper told The Post of her OnlyFans persona, @Vixxxsin.

“I started stripping when I was 20 years old so I could afford the rescue work I was doing,” she said. “When COVID shut clubs down I decided to move to online sex work.”

Although many of the clubs in her area have reopened, the erotic dancer said she “hasn’t felt comfortable” returning to the pole just yet, and plans to continue fund-raising via OnlyFans, for the sake of Prancer, Rumpelstiltskin and the rest of the pet bevy.

And she’ll need the money. Fortuna estimates that she spends $400 per month on food, alone, in addition to vet bills, medications and sundry supplies. Currently, Fortuna is caring for two foster dogs, including Prancer, and three cats — on top of her staggering personal menagerie. All told, she’s currently caring for nine dogs and a dozen cats at her family’s 8-acre property in Clinton, “so there’s ample room for everyone,” she noted.

The self-described “empathetic” animal lover said she’s “always felt drawn to the animals who need extra attention,” so shelters in the area know her “type.” “They know I’m ready to take them on,” she said.

However, that fact can make them difficult to get adopted and explains why she’s ended up with so many “lifers,” Fortuna said.

Fortuna fosters animals in her spare time.
Fortuna fosters animals in her spare time.
courtesy of tyfanee fortuna

“It was hard to find homes for them, plus I worried nobody would deal with them like I do,” including “Rumps,” who is now enjoying his senior years, yet “still a spritely little guy,” said the doting foster mom.

Fortuna attributes her knack for misunderstood pets to her own so-called lost puppy syndrome, she admitted.

“My mom always has to point out that the men I end up with are very similar to the animals I take in,” she joked. “Lots of issues.”

source: nypost.com