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CM Punk announces that his famous dog, Larry, has passed away

In an emotional post on Instagram, WWE World Heavyweight champion CM Punk announced that his dog Larry has passed away.

Punk and his wife AJ Lee rescued Larry from PAWS Chicago in February 2015 after the dog had a rough time getting adopted.

“The grief we carry is the price we pay for unconditional love. Our little Larry crossed the rainbow bridge, wrapped tightly in our arms. He was safe and happy. Surrounded by love,” Punk wrote.

“I could never in one million years find the words to properly express how much we loved him nor how much joy brought us. Nothing I write, no pictures I post would do him justice,” he continued. “He lived a long amazing life. He watched sunsets, he chased skate boards. He made everywhere we went with him home. What a privilege to be so heart broken and devastated for having experienced such a bond. I wouldn’t change anything.”

Punk said that their boy is now at rest and while the house is quiet, they still hear the jingle of his necklace and the taps of his feet on the hardwood floors.

“He will always be near. We will always feel him. Our hearts are broken. Until we see you again, sweetest Bobo. We love you. Forever,” he concluded.

Punk did not appear on Raw yesterday and was announced as unable to compete following WarGames.


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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