Man takes his terminally ill dog on final hike in a wheelbarrow

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On social media, many viewers were touched to tears after a viral video showed a man’s final hike with his terminally ill dog.

The heartwarming story captures the terminally ill dog as his owner takes him on his final hike in a wheelbarrow.

The special bond between Carlos Fresco and Monty.

A man took his terminally ill dog, Monty, on a final hike using a wheelbarrow for mobility. Image Credits: The Brecon and Radnor Express

Carlos Fresco and his 10-year-old Labradoodle, Monty, shared a deep bond.

They often hiked together, exploring hills and mountains.

Monty loved being outdoors, and the two had climbed many peaks over the years.

However, Monty’s health took a downturn after being diagnosed with leukemia.

As dogs age, illnesses can limit their mobility, making it harder for them to enjoy the things they love.

Monty, a ten-year-old labradoodle, loved hiking but struggled due to declining health from leukemia. Image Credits: The Brecon and Radnor Express

This is a time to create lasting memories, as a beloved dog may not have much time left.

Yes, that is what Carlos Fresco wanted to give to Monty.

Carlos Fresco dedicated this final adventure to his dog.

When Monty’s illness progressed, Carlos wanted to give him one last unforgettable trip.

Despite Monty’s love for hiking, his declining health made it impossible for him to walk long distances.

Determined to take him on one last adventure, Carlos improvised by using a wheelbarrow.

The journey up Pen y fan

Carlos Fresco wanted to create special memories with Monty at their favorite hiking spot, Pen y Fan. Image Credits: The Brecon and Radnor Express

Carlos decided to take Monty to Pen y Fan, a peak in Wales’ Brecon Beacons, a place they had visited many times before.

As Monty could no longer walk up the hill, Carlos gently pushed him up the trail in the wheelbarrow.

Fellow hikers were moved by the sight, with many stopping to offer their support.

Carlos shared their adventure on Facebook and left viewers in tears.

As they climbed the hill, strangers were touched by the bond between Carlos and Monty.

Many hikers expressed their sympathy and even offered to help push Monty.

Carlos shared that Monty enjoyed the attention and fuss, making the journey even more special.

Carlos improvised by using a wheelbarrow to help Monty reach the mountain peak. Image Credits: The Brecon and Radnor Express

Additionally, Carlos expressed gratitude for the kindness shown to them.

He said: “That little guy touched so many lives”.

Social media reaction

On social media, many viewers also expressed their feelings about Monty’s story.

One person said: What an amazing thing to do! He’ll never forget that. Truly a mans best friend! Sleep tight big man.

A second wrote: That is such a wonderful thing to do , my dog is ill and we are trying to go to all the places that make him happy.

While a third commented:What an amazing thing to do for your beloved Monty.

Someone else said: So sad but monty lived a wonderful life and at least the last place he visited was his favourite place.

He may not be there in body but will always be there in soul x. Another added.

Fellow hikers were moved by the scene, offering support and sharing tears over Monty’s condition. Image Credits: The Brecon and Radnor Express

Monty’s final goodbye

Sadly, Monty passed away on June 21, shortly after their final hike together.

While heartbroken, Carlos was grateful for the time they spent together and the love Monty received on his last journey.

He reflected on how Monty had touched many lives, leaving behind beautiful memories.

Monty passed away on June 21, but Carlos cherished the unforgettable final adventure they shared. Image Credits: The Brecon and Radnor Express

Monty’s last hike was a touching tribute to the bond between a man and his dog.

Though his health had declined, the love and effort Carlos put into giving Monty one last adventure were remarkable.

Monty may be gone, but the memories of his final journey will live on.

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