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Torey Pudwill’s Dog Was Attacked and Eaten by a Coyote

RIP Bear.
ShreddER August 31, 2022
Torey Pudwill's Dog Was Attacked and Eaten by a Coyote
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Terrible News: Professional skateboarder Torey Pudwill took to Instagram and posted the most heartbreaking message about the passing of his beloved dog, Bear.

Unfortunately, Pudwill's dog was attacked and eaten by a coyote, and as a pet lover and owner, we are distraught and heartbroken.

"I’m truly heartbroken. Bear was attacked and eaten by a coyote. Pudwill said. "There are no words that can explain how much we loved her and how badly it hurts to lose her this way."

"Bear was so happy everyday of her life and loved us unconditionally. She brought so much joy to our lives and will be missed more than anything." He said. "I love you Bear and I will be thinking about you forever. Wherever you’ll be, you’ll be in my heart!"

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To all the fans and dog lovers, please send Pudwill condolences as it hurts so much to lose a pet. You may rest in peace, Bear.

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