In a Peruvian town near Lima Manchas was adored despite living on the streets, nourished and looked after by the neighbors. Many people were moved to tears by the farewell they offered him when he passed away.
For many years, Manchas, a stray dog, resided in Lurín, Lima, Peru. In addition to having a unique personality, the dog was adored by everyone in the town because it was a constant presence at the celebrations. The neighbors also fed and took care of it, so it ended up being the town’s mascot.
This dog was growing older and suffering from the effects of life. Manchas spent weeks in the hospital, receiving care and support from the community to help pay for his treatments, but ultimately he passed away. Heartbroken by the news, they planned a funeral and mass for him, saying their final goodbyes.
Peruvians bid farewell to their most cherished canine
Manchas, a stray dog that refused to be accepted by any household, was adored and revered by the residents of a village named Lurín, because he felt good receiving daily love from all the inhabitants of the place, neighbors gave him food and of course , they played with him.
At any public event, from weddings to local parties, this dog was present, in the church he was well received and everyone appreciated his polite and friendly presence. It was at the end of 2019 and beginning of 2020 that this dog began to get sick due to his advanced age crossed the rainbow .
The terrible news was shared by Estrella Condenso Polo, who was aware of the canine. This fact saddened the neighbors who took care of the friendly dog and they did not hesitate to say goodbye with dignity.
The last goodbye for Manchas…
Dogs steal the heart of anyone who lets themselves be loved, their pure and sincere friendship is the most valuable thing they can give. Manchas was more than a pet, if not a character they loved and cared for, which is why it caused them a lot of pain when they learned that she had died. Since Manchitas was a Church dog, as you are aware, the parish hall will be available to receive him starting at 4:15 p.m., according to Estrella’s publication.
In this manner, a group of musicians showed up, put the small dog in a box, gave him a final tour of the town and flowers, and expressed their gratitude for his companionship and unwavering devotion. Finally, they carried him to the cemetery, laid him to rest, and bid him farewell.
