There is a difference between exploiting a problem and actually doing something to ameliorate it.
Dogfighting is one of many problems and forms of suffering that attract attention and concern, whether the concern is real or not, without having to do much of anything to lessen the problem and suffering.
Under the banner of raising awareness, many problems get exploited.
Many problems and forms of suffering are exploited to generate views, attention, and often to gain money, fame and fortune.
Dogfighting and animal cruelty in general are heavily exploited.
Presentations in various forms about dogfighting brings attention, without having to do anything to lessen dogfighting or combat it.
This is not new information. This has been going on for a long, long time.
To this day, dogfighting and animal cruelty are heavily exploited by a number of animal organizations, media outlets, so-called animal advocates and personalities, while receiving a minimal to no response from public law enforcement. Only law enforcement has the ability to address criminal activity, including dogfighting and animal cruelty. Law enforcement has failed miserably to enforce animal cruelty and dogfighting laws. Many animal organizations and so-called animal advocates, rather than advocate for change, continue to present themselves as the answer to animal cruelty. Since animals cannot speak, there is no one to speak out about how ineffective and exploitative this is.
It is for this reason dogfighting arrests are few and virtually nonexistent. It is a crime far too easy to get away with. Many are those complicit in making this happen. Pretending to do something about animal cruelty and dogfighting, without having to do much of anything, can be very lucrative.