Impossible not to cry: Man gave his dog with terminal cancer one last walk and the video touched everyone on the networks | the Chronicle

That difficult moment that comes on unexpectedly and that we are never ready to face is the death of our pet, which over time manages to become an undisputed member of our family.

There are days, a Facebook user shared the sad moment he led his dog to be euthanized, due to his advanced age and terminal cancer. Despite the distress of the situation, the owner of this beautiful little dog made a gesture of pure love towards him and allowed him to get in the back of his truck and take the last lap of his life. More than one user has had a tear on their cell phone after reading this gripping story.

“My 4-legged friend in a fight against cancer”, wrote Jesus Villelas Rivera, the dog’s owner, in a Facebook post. The photos of the puppy taking his last walk, have gone viral in the networks, as part of the “Day of the adopted dog”.

According to the dog’s owner, who is from Sonora state, Mexico, the sacrifice of his pet was necessary for “Give it a rest” pain.

In the video posted by Villelas Rivera you can see a series of images in which the owner hugs his pet and several tears flow from his face. The production of the video was also accompanied by emotional music.

“With a broken heart and a soul full of pain, today I said goodbye to the dog friend I had … MY MACE!” MY MACERMOSO! “, wrote the Internet user, saying goodbye to his puppy.

According to Villelas Rivera, traveling in a truck was his pet’s favorite activity, so he decided to give this latest treat to his beloved pet. “(The) last drive, how much he loved it, and a moment just for the both of us, thanking him for being so noble, loyal and loving to me and my family.”wrote the dog’s owner on his Facebook account.

The man also explained the delicate health condition of his puppy, who suffered from terminal cancer. “My 4-legged friend, in a fight against cancer and a lot of suffering, I had to accept that they sacrificed him so that he would stop suffering”the message continued.

Pets of any age can get cancer, according to veterinarians, because the longer they live, the more likely they are to develop it, accounting for nearly half of all pet deaths over 10 years old.

“Pets are living longer with preventative health care. And we can diagnose cancers earlier. Therefore, there is a greater need for better cancer treatments., he underlined Lisa Troutman, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) veterinarian, United States.