Border collie named 'Lulu' inherits $5,000,000 after owner names her as the sole inheritor in his will: 'Dorris set up an entire trust fund specifically for Lulu's care, ensuring she'd live like royalty'

Most dogs struggle after their owners pass away, but not Lulu. She's living the good life after inheriting $5 million from her pawrent.

Have you ever thought about what will happen to your pets if you were to suddenly disappear?

We have. It's not a pleasant thing to think about, but it's necessary when it comes to taking care of someone you love. The reality is that most dogs get returned to shelters after their owners pass, and we all know how many senior dogs get adopted (not many). This means that most of them are bound to live out their final days in a shelter, alone and confused, but not Lulu.

Lulu was named as the sole inheritor of Dorris, her owner's, will after he crossed the rainbow bridge. He didn't leave her just some spare change, no, he left her five million dollars. Let that number sink in for a second. What could a dog pawwsibly do with that much money? Well, Dorris made sure that Lulu would "live like royalty" until her final days, with every vet visit, toy, and bag of food paid for by this millionaire trust fund.

The main question that comes up is this: is this act heartwarming devotion or extreme excess? Many argue that, even if Lulu ate the fanciest food and traveled to Florida every year for the winter, she still wouldn't even come close to using up her trust fund. On the other hand, it's nice to see a person making sure their most loved family member is taken care of even after they're gone.

Is it too much? Well, we'll leave that up to you. If we had $5 million dollars, we'd probably give at least some of it to our doggos. It's the least they deserve for giving us a lifetime of happiness.

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Lulu and family friend Martha Burton, who is now her caretaker
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We can't say that we wouldn't do the same if we had the funds. Our dogs have provided us with more quality of life than anything else in this world, so why shouldn't they be entitled to at least some of our money? We're not saying we'd give it all to them, but certainly enough to make sure they could live happily.
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One lucky dog: Lulu the 8-year-old border collie gets a $5 million trust.
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Border collie inherits millions from late owner
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Lulu sitting on a pile of cash
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We might never even have $5 million dollars, but maybe we can be the Martha Burton to someone else's dog? We'll happily treat your pets with the utmost care if you entrust them to us. We'll take them on the finest vacations and make sure they only have organic pup cups whenever they want!
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