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I’ve been following this tragic situation in Tijeras and my heart goes out to the Mestre family and their community. One detail that’s been on my mind is the role the family dog played in this deeply sad affair. While we often focus on the human victims (and rightly so), I think it's important to also acknowledge the loss of the family pet, who likely had a special bond with Breille, Bertha, and Raymundo. Pets aren’t just animals; they’re family members. Knowing the dog was shot multiple times inside the home really breaks my spirit. It makes me wonder if authorities will look deeper into any potential prior incidents of violence or red flags within the home environment. Situations like this can sometimes reveal troubling patterns or behaviors that pets could have been subjected to, often unseen by everyone else. If anyone knows more about resources specifically for dealing with violence involving family pets, it would be great to know about them. I think it's a conversation worth expanding on as part of the broader dialogue about prevention and mental health. Sending thoughts to everyone impacted by this devastating loss.
