This is the story of La Gorda, a pet rejected by several homes in Guayaquil who came into the arms of Nathaly Toledo, who cared for her until the end during her illness.

“I asked her forgiveness for how other people treated her years ago”; The pet rescued by the journalist has died Natalie Toledowho in a heartfelt tribute told the story of The fat girlan adult dog who has suffered a lot of trauma due to the rejection and abuse caused by his adoptive families since he was a puppy.

“La Gorda was a rescued dog who exhibited aggressive behavior towards other animals and humans, for which some recommended euthanasia. Also, because of its character and large size, no one showed interest in adopting it,” he said. Toledoradio host, on her Instagram account.

It was not easy to find a home for her, but we succeeded and in recent years La Gorda has grown into a cheerful, tender, well-trained, attentive and affectionate pet. Along the way, health complications arose that worsened his physical and emotional state.

He was in hospital for ten days, received multiple treatments and care, including a transfusion, but nothing could be done about it. “She died a few hours after we got to her,” Toledo says, showing a photo of their last moment together.

“Diego had taken this picture of me that day and he just handed it to me… When I see him I remember perfectly that he just wanted her to feel safe, loved and calm. I reminded her of all her friends waiting for her at the shelter, of her godparents asking questions and paying attention to her. I asked her forgiveness for how other people treated her years ago and I thanked her for being patient in moving from one shelter to another until she was done with us and gave us another chance as human beings not to disappoint.” , she said.

She also took a moment to apologize for how other people treated her years ago and thanked her for being patient with going from one shelter to another until she was done with her and giving her another chance as a human being to help her not to disappoint.

“A lot of people worry about you, Gorda Linda. We did more than we could. I loved you very much and I know you knew it,” said the radio host Round And Rumba.