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Dying Dog Tries A McDonald’s Cheeseburger For The First Time And Loves It
The best possible last day was given to the drying dog before she was put down.
The time spent with 12-Year-Old Staffy Cross Molly [pictured below] has always been treasured by the owner, Emmie Nielsen. But sadly, the pet was diagnosed with cancerous tumors two months ago and was advised to be put down. So, for Molly’s last day on earth, Nielsen decided to do all her favorite treats, including trying out the McDonald’s cheeseburger.
@emmrosex My world with never be the same 💔 #petloss #restinparadise #rip #staffy #fyp #dog ♬ Get You The Moon – Kina
The treat also included Molly having his four-legged best friend around and time in the sun.
Nielsen took her pooch for a short walk to her favorite spot and also allowed her to say goodbye to her sisters. She told The Mirror: “First we went to McDonald’s for the first and last cheeseburger and McFlurry. Then we took her for a drive to Pets at Home to get some attention from strangers and choose her last treat. She loved it.”
The 23-Year-Old described Molly as the most loving, loyal baby who wouldn’t ever hurt a soul.
She further explained as per Daily Mail, she has had her since a puppy and that she loved to eat everything in sight and have cuddles. Of the cancer diagnosis, the Putney-based said at first a few lumps appeared but they weren’t causing any pain. But then they got worse, leading to vets saying she should be put down. Nielsen said the last day, which she shared on TikTok was VERY SPECIAL.
Molly might have looked healthy in the clip but her body was riddled with cancerous tumors that left her in pain.
And as one last special treat, the pet enjoyed a cheeseburger and a McFlurry ice cream from Mcdonalds’. However, Nielsen’s heartbreaking video has since gotten over 3million views and a host of comments from fellow dog lovers, with one writing: “I balled my eyes out. So sorry for your loss.” Another said: “We will miss them forever. No pain like it.” A few were left balling uncontrollably; with some writing, they had also lost their beloved pets.
Here’re the reactions to Nielsen’s video:
