Great sadness for influencer Elena Larrea (†): She died of a pulmonary embolism at the age of just 30.
The horse and social media world mourns the loss of influencer Elena Larrea (†). At the age of just 30, the Mexican died on Tuesday (March 19) of a pulmonary embolism caused by a thrombosis – apparently triggered by liposuction, which she is said to have previously undergone, according to several reports.
Elena Larrea died as a result of pulmonary thrombosis
Her non-profit organization, the “Cuacolandia” animal shelter for horses, which she founded, confirmed the death of the young woman, who had almost 500,000 followers, on Instagram: “It is with deep regret that we have to announce that Elena Larrea, president and founder of ‘ Cuacolandia’ died yesterday, Tuesday, from a pulmonary thrombosis that led to a clot in the lungs.”
Great sadness for the Mexican animal protection icon
The team is very sad about the loss. “We will remember all of this and continue to champion what this foundation has courageously advanced. We will honor their legacy and love by preserving our horses, donkeys and mules in freedom and in appropriate conditions at our animal shelter in Mexico abuse and neglect,” it continues. The team extends its condolences to the founder’s family and “to the close friends who have fought tirelessly for animal rights.” Then there are touching words of farewell for the animal rights activist: “We thank you for all your love and devotion and wish you eternal and peaceful rest.”
In addition to the animal shelter she founded, Elena Larrea also campaigned at the regional level to change laws to protect animals. Regional Governor Sergio Salomon issued a statement on the occasion of her death, calling her a “tireless fighter” for animal rights and promising to ensure that “Cuacolandia” can continue with the help of the Ministry of the Environment. Ministry of Environment.
In the comments on the animal shelter’s Instagram post, a number of people also expressed their condolences and admiration for the 30-year-old, who put her whole heart and soul into animal protection. Actress Maritza Bustamante (43), for example, writes: “It just can’t be… My mind doesn’t understand it, my soul doesn’t accept it… Why my God? Why?… You don’t know how sorry we are to thousands of us People do, we are with you ‘Cuacolandia’ family.”