If my dog ever [di.es] with me please please please do this…

May they all rest peacefully and it’s amazing that they did that for the family, pets are not just a pet they are a family member and should be considered as such. 🌈🙏

Lola was more than a dog. She was part of a family that had already endured so much.
Her owner, Antônio Pedro Zardin Filho, had been raising his daughters, Maria Fernanda, 15, and Maria Carolina, 11, after their mother [pa.ss.ed aw.ay] from [ca.nc.er] in January 2025. For eight months, the three girls and their beloved Brazilian terrier, Lola, were building a new life together.

Then, on Sept. 7, 2026, [tr.age.dy] struck again.
Antônio was driving his daughters and Lola to Campo Grande when their Ford Ranger collided head-on with a truck on the BR-163 highway. Antônio and both girls [sa.dly] [lo.st] their lives. Lola also [di.ed] in the [cr.a.sh].

When it was time to say goodbye, the family didn’t leave Lola behind.
The funeral home prepared a tiny white coffin just for her, filled it with flowers, and placed it beside Antônio and his daughters.

Four coffins stood side by side.
Three belonged to a father and his daughters.
The smallest belonged to their dog.
Lola had shared their home, their happiest moments, and their hardest days. She had been there as the family tried to rebuild their lives after [lo.si.ng] their mother.

And in the end, her family made sure she was beside them one last time.
Because Lola wasn’t simply their dog. She was family. And family belongs together. ❤️🐶🕊️

Lola lived beside her family, traveled beside them, and was laid to rest beside them. ❤️🐾

Rest peacefully, sweet girl. May you and your family finally be together again, free from pain. 🕊️🐶🌈🙏