Those calls are almost certainly charity‑style telemarketing, a nuisance that leans on goodwill to push donations or re‑engage lapsed supporters. The pattern—automated prompts, references to animal or heart foundations, and repeated outreach—matches typical fundraising scripts. If you’re not interested, let the call go to voicemail and block the number; many smartphones let you add the caller to a blacklist. Register with your national do‑not‑call list and consider a third‑party call‑filtering app. Never share personal or payment details on a callback you didn’t initiate, and hang up if the script feels pushy or vague.
The calls is annoying and wont stop.
Another silent ring, no message left. Frustrating.
Silent call again, no message, just a nuisance.
An automated message was received when returning the call, claiming to be from the World Animal Protection, an organization I had previously supported but cancelled my membership
A donation request was made during the call.