Nicola Peltz is ‘relentlessly investigating’ the death of her beloved Chihuahua, Nala.
After confirming the unexpected passing of her pup this month, the model, 29, shared an update on Instagram.
Taking to her Stories, Nicola told fans that her “heart has been shattered” after first losing her grandmother.
Gina (who also went by the nicknames Naunni and Bunny), in May, followed by Nala, who died in June.
As Nicola recalled, her dog, Nala, passed away just hours after she was taken to a groomer, which left her in great emotional distress.
“The response to the tragedy in my comments, DM’s and texts from others that detail similar horrifying experiences.
With their animals and groomers has shocked me to my core,” noted Nicola.
“I will advocate to help make sure this never happens to another family, because this pain is unbearable. I am relentlessly investigating the situation to find out exactly what happened in that groomer’s van. I am doing everything I can to uncover the truth. If her death was not due to foul play, then why isn’t the groomer cooperating with our investigation – they currently are not.”
Calling her beloved Nala “the most amazing, energetic and happy puppy” who deserved better than her “heartbreaking ending,” Nicola thanked her followers for all their love and support.
Shortly after posting, Nicola was inundated with support as her father-in-law, David Beckham, and three brothers – Matthew, Will and Brad Peltz – reshared her message.
It was on June 16 that Nicola and her husband, Brooklyn Beckham, confirmed Nala’s passing, with the actress recalling what had happened. “Nala was perfectly healthy when she went to the groomers yesterday but came out hyperventilating and couldn’t catch her breath,” explained Nicola.
“We rushed her to the vet and she passed hours later. I’m sharing this in hopes that it might prevent this from happening to other dogs. Her life was taken away from her way too soon.
“She was my beautiful queen and stayed by my side for 9 years through everything. Please be careful who you send your dogs to because you don’t know what goes on behind closed doors. 1 day without Nala on earth feels like an eternity. I wish I could have her back in my arms. I pray she’s with my Naunni. I hope I see them soon.”
Nicola Peltz is devastated by the loss of her beloved Chihuahua, Nala. The unexpected passing of Nala came just weeks after Nicola lost her grandmother, Gina, adding to her already profound grief.
After Nala’s tragic death, Nicola took to Instagram to express her heartbreak and to vow to uncover the truth behind what happened. She mentioned that the response she received from others who shared similar experiences with groomers and their pets was shocking and deeply disturbing.
Nicola expressed her determination to advocate for better safety measures in grooming facilities to ensure that no other family has to go through the pain she is currently experiencing. Despite her grief, she is tirelessly investigating the circumstances surrounding Nala’s passing.
Describing Nala as a vibrant and loving puppy who deserved a better ending, Nicola thanked her followers for their support during this difficult time. Her family, including her father-in-law, David Beckham, and her brothers, have rallied around her and shared her message to raise awareness.
Nicola shared the harrowing details of Nala’s last moments after visiting the groomer, emphasizing the need for pet owners to be cautious about where they take their beloved animals. She hopes that by sharing her story, she can prevent similar tragedies from happening to other pets.
As Nicola continues her quest for answers, she remains grateful for the outpouring of love and support from her followers. She cherishes the memories of Nala and hopes to be reunited with her beloved pet and grandmother someday.
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Source: Los Angeles Times
