![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/woman-heartbroken-as-puppy-mysteriously-dies-48-hours-after-taking-him-home/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_Neo-the-Shih-poo.jpg&description=Nunzia Citro, 33, from Edinburgh, was left absolutely heartbroken saying goodbye to her beloved puppy Neo, who died just two days after he was brought home from a breederNunzia's dream of owning a puppy ended tragically after just two days A woman has been left heartbroken after her beloved dog mysteriously died within 48 hours at home. Nunzia Citro, 33, said it was the "worst day in her entire life" when she had to put down 10-week-old pooch Neo at the vets, and is now "terrified to adopt a puppy" again. The shih-poo pup cost Nunzia and her partner £600 from an online breeder in Ayrshire, Scotland. She paid the £100 deposit upfront before arranging a date to collect the puppy. Then the breeder changed the plans last minute and offered to meet in a supermarket car park in Edinburgh to drop the dog off, Edinburgh Live reports. Family turns dead golden retriever into rug to 'preserve pet forever' Neo suddenly fell ill on the second day in Nunzia's home ( Nunzia Citro) "This guy had his advert on a website and it looked like it was one you could trust," Nunzia said, explaining that she checks before. After paying the deposit, she was constantly updated with pictures and videos of the puppy with his brothers and sisters and the mum. "On Thursday he told me he was going on a night out in Livingston with friends and that he could drop the puppy off, this meant I didn't have to travel," Nunzia explained. She "never had any doubts" about the breeder and had dreamed about getting a puppy for years - so the day couldn't come quick enough. "He brought the puppy in his car and came with his wife and two children. We met in a big supermarket car park, he handed us the puppy and told me it was not vaccinated which I was already aware of," she explained. "He said the reason he was selling them without vaccinating them was because sometimes owners have trouble with different vets doing the vaccines. "I was questioning myself a bit if that was true but I had trusted him and had to g){kind=link}
Nunzia Citro, 33, from Edinburgh, was left absolutely heartbroken saying goodbye to her beloved puppy Neo, who died just two days after he was brought home from a breeder
A woman has been left heartbroken after her beloved dog mysteriously died within 48 hours at home. Nunzia Citro, 33, said it was the “worst day in her entire life” when she had to put down 10-week-old pooch Neo at the vets, and is now “terrified to adopt a puppy” again.
The shih-poo pup cost Nunzia and her partner £600 from an online breeder in Ayrshire, Scotland. She paid the £100 deposit upfront before arranging a date to collect the puppy. Then the breeder changed the plans last minute and offered to meet in a supermarket car park in Edinburgh to drop the dog off, Edinburgh Live reports.
“This guy had his advert on a website and it looked like it was one you could trust,” Nunzia said, explaining that she checks before.
After paying the deposit, she was constantly updated with pictures and videos of the puppy with his brothers and sisters and the mum.