He is about to end up run over, his mother saves him
Dogs become an integral part of the family and so does Dexter, a 7 year old pug, he had become for his. Unfortunately, however, the cute little dog died on April 27, due to an illness. And to give him a worthy greeting, his owner Tim Beville has decided to go big by organizing an unforgettable and rather extravagant funeral for him.
The ceremony in honor of Dexter took place in the Restoration Temple, a religious structure in the Pennsylvania. The same human friend of Carlino, religious pastor and founder of the church located in Allentown, officiated the rite.
“Thanks to everyone who came to say goodbye to Dexter tonight. I appreciate your love. Run free, Dexter! " reads the caption of the photos of the funeral, posted on Facebook by Tim Beville.
The celebration took place in a room full of flowers and a giant picture of the dog was placed next to Dexter's white coffin.
Thank you to everyone that came out tonight to say goodbye to Dexter! The love is so appreciated! Run Free Dexter!
Posted by Tim Beville Jr. on Tuesday, May 4, 2021
During the celebration, a video was also shown in memory of the dog and his adventures with Tim.
Dexter, who was also known as Bruiser, was born in 2014 and when he arrived at Tim's home he was only 9 weeks old and had a happy 7 years with his family. “He loved playing with blue toys more than any other color,” explains Tim, who for the funeral chose to decorate the room in blue and put a bow tie and a blanket of this color in Dexter's coffin.
"From the moment he arrived home, he slept next to me every night until he fell ill in February and for the first time in his life he spent 4 days in the hospital" - says Tim - "We are heartbroken for his death, but we are very grateful for the 7 years of laughter and joy he has brought into our lives ”.
Dexter loved cheese, but the food he loved most was apple slices. The adorable pug will not only be missed by Tim Beville and his family, but also by his large fan club of over 800 members.
Source: Facebook
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