This is what happens to the pets left behind when their owners die from coronavirus

"They really staged this one to tug at OUR heart strings. Please tell these pets that their owners are NOT DEAD, nor SICK from the fake virus Plandemic".

On a serious note, PLEASE don't "own" pets. Look up the devastating impact that feeding all these extra mouths entails, as well as the pollution they generate when they @#$%& near waterways. Don't get me started on the idiotic wrapping of waste in plastic bags, my blood will boil!!! Pitbulls are the DEVIL!

Secured head-to-toe in a white protective suit, mask, gloves and booties, animal welfare enforcement supervisor Sean Gallagher entered an apartment in northeast Miami in late March to take custody of a dog.

The 7-year-old German Shepard mix was frightened, and snapped at him. The dog's owner had been hospitalized with coronavirus and Gallagher, along with Miami-Dade Police Department officers, was at the apartment after a family member in New York asked the police to check on the pet.

"The dog was reactive and scared," said Alex Munoz, director of Miami-Dade County Animal Services. "She lost her family."

The shelter named her Linda. They soon learned that her owner died of coronavirus.

Munoz said Linda was the first pup his organization took in who was abandoned because of the pandemic, and one of 30 dogs and cats currently housed at the shelter whose owners died from coronavirus or a suspected case of the virus.