There’s a special story at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York. Here, a monument to a dog named Rex continues to receive a unique tribute – sticks!
Rex wasn’t just any dog. He belonged to John E. Stow, a prominent fruit merchant, and was known for his unwavering loyalty.
Though Rex passed away over 100 years ago, visitors continue to show their respect by leaving him little gifts on his bronze statue.
The story goes that Rex never left his owner’s side, even in death. They’re buried near each other at Green-Wood, and visitors seem to have drawn a connection to Rex’s devotion.
A photo recently went viral, showing the base of Rex’s statue adorned with sticks – a touching reminder of the bond between humans and their furry companions.
These sticks aren’t just random objects; they’re a symbol of appreciation for a dog whose loyalty transcended time.
Let’s show the world the power of loyalty and love. Share Rex’s story and encourage others to appreciate the bond between humans and animals.
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