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And I thought lying that your mother died in 9/11 was as low as you could go...
The latest accusations come from a US Navy veteran in neighbouring New Jersey.
Richard Osthoff told Patch.com, a US news organisation, that, when his service pit bull Sapphire developed a stomach tumour in 2016, he sought Mr Santos's help in raising $3,000 (£2,417) for the dog's surgery.
According to Mr Osthoff, a veterinary technician had connected him with Mr Santos, who was using the name Anthony Devolder at the time, saying he ran a charity named Friends of Pets United and "can help you".
Mr Santos ran a GoFundMe fundraising page on Sapphire's behalf, he claims, but then disappeared and "stopped answering my texts and calls". When confronted by a friend of Mr Osthoff, Mr Santos allegedly said he planned to use the money to help other animals.
Mr Osthoff said that Sapphire died in January 2017 and he was unable to afford cremation or euthanasia.