Dog Missing For 15 Days Appears At The Funeral Gome To Say Goodbye To Its Owner

When Doa Rosalba Quiroz, the owner of a dog named “Bayron Max,” had to leave her ranch 15 days ago due to illness, the locals of Montemorelos, Mexico, were astounded by the canine’s loyalty. After going missing, the woman’s dog turns up at her burial.

It turned out that Doa Rosalba’s condition prevented her from returning to the ranch, so she was forced to move in with relatives and leave her animals in their care. Bayron Max left the ranch and no one heard from him, according to El Sol, because the woman wasn’t on his property and he was 8 kilometers from the Municipal Center.

We don’t usually let animals inside, but because the dog was howling and pawing at the entrance, we did.

The worker continued:

The small animal was present; it arrived on Saturday morning and remained till Sunday. It moved about the area, laid down next to the coffin, then curled up and howled.

The dog had been the woman’s constant companion on the ranch for many years, along with other farm animals. She had cancer, though, and recently had to move out of her house to live with her family. She only went back to her house to feed the dog, who had been waiting expectantly for her.

When her family went to seek for the dog, he was no longer at the property since she was eventually unable to do so because the illness would not leave her. From the Ranch to the funeral home in the heart of Montemorelos, Bayron traveled a distance of many kilometers to reach the chapel.

By instinct and because of its bond with its owner, the animal found the chapel and remained there to bid her farewell and be by her side until she was laid to rest.

Bayron Max was moved nearer to the casket by Doa Rosalba’s family.

The mortician said:

We had never encountered a situation like this, so we were all taken aback by how the small animal came to say goodbye to its owner on its own initiative.