5 days Ago By PetHelpful
In a devastating bit of news, a 14-year-old Pomeranian named Wally has been found dead after the authorities found his body inside his human parents' stolen SUV. Both Wally and the vehicle were stolen from his home on December 29, when Wally's parents were unloading their laundry from the car and bringing it into the house. Wally's dad believes that his poor boy froze to death due to him being stranded in the car during the past few harsh winter months.
Wally's parents, Rafael Corona and Dalila Viramontes, had been hoping that their beloved dog would be safely returned home to them. They have a video, which, they believe shows the person who stole your car trying to break into other garages along their street. What's more disheartening is that Illinois state police reported that the couple's stolen SUV was involved in a hit-and-run just 30 minutes after the theft.
Related: Update on Precious Little Dog Rescued From Middle of the Road by Kind Stranger Has People in Tears So, not only was poor Wally taken from his parents and left to die alone, but he also experienced a traffic accident right after being stolen from his parents. This is absolutely horrible. Seriously, whoever took this poor baby needs to experience the wrath of John Wick .
This dog deserves so much better than this. Wally’s Parents Have Issued a Statement According to a report from ABC7 Chicago , Wally's dad issued a statement on Facebook, thanking everyone who attempted to help him find his beloved fur baby. He wrote, "I'd like to thank everyone that contributed in any way, whether it was sharing Wally's story, keeping an eye out for him, or keeping him in your thoughts.
" His post continued, "I'm beyond grateful for all the support we received from family, friends, and even strangers that I'd never met before. Your kindness helped keep me positive through this nightmare." Unfortunately, the person who stole the SUV is still at large.
Hopefully, they will be caught soon, and the authorities can charge them with animal abuse for Wally's death. Looking for more PetHelpful updates? Follow us on YouTube for more entertaining videos. Or, share your own adorable pet by submitting a video , and sign up for our newsletter for the latest pet updates and tips.
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