The request of the deceased Mendocino family in the United States. attacked by their pit bulls

Parents of Johana Villafañe, the young woman from Mendoza who died in the United States
attacked by their dogs, they desperately ask the national and US authorities to allow them to travel to return the woman.

While campaigning on social media to raise funds in Mendoza and Irving, Texas, to pay for all the costs, the family is focusing on the difficulties it currently faces in getting her parents' visas. of the deceased.

"We urgently need to process my parents' visa, we need help," he said.
THE NATION one of Johana's sisters. "I do not get visas for them to travel to dismiss Johana, it's very painful," said the woman, still shocked by what happened.

Johana Villafañe (33) lost her life after being brutally bitten
by his two pit bulls, in a quarantine veterinary clinic, after attacking a Texan neighbor.

The woman was from Godoy Cruz Department and more than 10 years ago she moved to the north of the country, where she lived with her husband and two children. During these hours, both in Mendoza City and Irving, fundraisers and events are organized to financially badist the family, not only to organize the entire funeral, but also to provide resources to the family. 39, Johana's husband so that he can cope with the coming months.

In fact, the family and friends of the woman, the majority of Zumba instructors, played today
a meeting to raise money. Similarly, in the Facebook profiles of their loved ones and on an official GoFoundMe page, there is a request for donations.

The tragic event occurred Saturday before noon at the O Connor animal hospital, where the woman had come to feed her pets, of a dangerous breed. The attack occurred while the dogs were outside, in an exercise zone. According to US media reports, clinic staff noticed that Johana was taking a lot of time. "When they left, they found her lying in the grbad, bleeding and attacked by the dogs, so they called 911," they said, while the police had to stop life of these dogs, while continuing to show aggressive behavior. .

Johana was transferred to a medical center in the area. "She did not survive the injuries and was declared dead at Parkland Hospital, the investigation continues," concluded the police report.