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Stray dogs attend funeral of woman who use to feed them.

A group of stray dogs in Mexico  attended the funeral of a woman who use to feed them. The woman's name is said to be Margaret Suarez, she is well known for feeding the dogs. People said she use to carry bag of food everyday to feed stray dogs living on the street, the stray dogs paid there last respect in an astonishing way by coming to her funeral.
What are touching story.
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  1. Prodeegee30 March 2015 at 11:12

    Interesting and emotional.

    Check out this woman who ate dog food for a month

    http://www.dogmagng.com/2015/03/pet-store-owner-goes-on-30day-dog-food.html?m=1

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