Miranda Lambert Shares Heartbreaking News of Losing Both Dogs in the Last 6 Weeks

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One of the times that a lot of us can relate to the wealthy and famous is when we hear them talk about the love they have for their pets. I think that's why when someone we are used to only seeing in the news or in concert mourns the loss of their fur babies that our hearts really break for them. That's the case with the gorgeous and talented Miranda Lambert who announced on Instagram that both of her dogs have recently passed.

You can't help but feel your heart break for the country music superstar.

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Lambert posted the first tribute to her little rescue dog named Delta Dawn. She explained in her touching post, "She was one of those dogs that you only get once in a lifetime. I found her at a Sonic in Oklahoma in the spring of 2009. She was homeless and hungry but still full of personality. I opened my car door and she jumped in. Little did I know when I was trying to just get a cherry limeade, I would meet one of the most amazing dogs I would ever know. I had about 16 years with her and she was on almost every tour I’ve ever been on. I’m honored to have met her and learned so much from her. She crossed over the rainbow bridge and left this earth on April 22 , 2024. And it happened to be Earth Day."

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Lambert went on to explain that Shelters all over the country are suffering from overcrowded-ness so this is my heart song to you. Consider a rescue or fostering or volunteering.

Lambert Posted a Second Tribute to Her Other Pup

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Then, if things couldn't get any sadder, Lambert posted a tribute to her Great Pyrenees named Louise who she rescued along with her sister pup Thelma in 2016. The post explained that Louise, who Lambert nicknamed Lou Lou , boo boo, Lou bell, Lunas, and Fluff Cloud also sadly crossed the rainbow bridge a few days ago.

The Grammy winner shared, "The first day I ever brought them to the farm in TN (they rode on the bus on a day drive from Dallas) they were right at home. I have mini horses, chickens and goats and I needed them for protection for the critters. And boy did they do the job. I had 7 years with Thelma who we lost last July and 8 years with this beauty. My Lou Lou polar bear. She loved it when I sang her “special songs” to her."

Lambert then again encouraged fans to bring home a shelter pet with "So please remember this summer while you are home in your back yards with your families to consider bringing home a shelter pet to be part of those memories. They will change your life for the better."

That is so true. The love you get from adopting an in-need animal to your life will bring you more joy than you can ever expect. Our hearts go out to Lambert during this sad time, and we are so grateful she is such a wonderful advocate for fostering and pet adoption. Rest in peace, sweet pups.

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