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Animal rights influencer Elena Larrea, 31, died two days after undergoing liposuction.
The Mexican influencer model and activist died of pulmonary thrombosis, also called pulmonary embolism, in which blood clots travel from the legs to the lungs.
Larrea was the founder of the Cuacolandia animal shelter, which housed horses, donkeys and other animals.
As the shelter was about to close, Larrea joined OnlyFans to help raise money to keep it open.
She joined forces with the Puebla Animal Movement to make bestiality a crime in the state, ultimately changing the legislature of the Mexican state of Puebla.
The regional governor of Puebla, Sergio Soloman, spoke after the announcement of his death.
Animal rights influencer Elena Larrea, 31, died two days after undergoing liposuction
“I deeply regret the death of Elena Larrea, a tireless fighter in defense of animal welfare,” wrote the Mexican governor of Puebla, Sergio Salomón, in a statement. statement shared on X, formerly Twitter.
“The rescue of thousands of horses in conditions of mistreatment leaves a testimony to his life and work.”
“On behalf of the government of Puebla, we express our solidarity with his family and friends.”
Soloman promised to keep his animal shelter open with help from the Environment Ministry.
“We will provide all necessary assistance to ensure that the other horses are taken into the care of the authorities as well as those already rescued, prioritizing their well-being at all times. We will follow your example. Rest in peace, Elena, said Solomon.
Larrea’s team confirmed his death in a statement on Instagram.
“With deep regret, we inform you of the departure of Elena Larrea, president and founder of Cuacolandia, who, unfortunately, yesterday, Tuesday March 19, 2024, at 3:30 p.m., died from pulmonary thrombosis causing a clot. in the lungs,” read a statement from the animal sanctuary, translated from its original Spanish.
“From Cuacolandia, we are truly sorry for his loss.
“We will remember and continue to work for all that she has courageously promoted since that founding.” We will promote their heritage and their love so that our horses, donkeys and mules live in freedom and in adequate conditions in Mexico and in this sanctuary for horses saved from mistreatment and abandonment.
“We reiterate our deepest condolences to the entire Cuacolandia family as well as the Larrea family and close friends of those who fought tirelessly for animal rights.
“We thank her for all her love and dedication and wish her eternal rest and peace.
‘We will miss you.’