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Tamil Nadu: Man builds temple in memory of his pet dog

By ANI | Updated: April 5, 2022 12:50 IST

A man from Sivaganga's Manamadurai has built a temple in the memory of his late dog.

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A man from Sivaganga's Manamadurai has built a temple in the memory of his late dog.

Muthu, an 82-year-old retired government employee, has built the temple for his dog Tom on his farm.

Muthu said, "I had Tom since 2010 and I loved him more than my child. Unfortunately, in 2021 he died. So we are making an idol of him. For the past three generations, there has been no one in my family without a dog. My grandparents and my father were all dog lovers."

Manoj, Muthu's son said, "All of a sudden, Tom developed health issues and died without responding to treatment in Jan 2021 and my father decided to make a temple for him and took Rs 80,000 from his savings to get a marble statue made."

"As of now we offer garland to the statue on auspicious days and on all Fridays," added Manoj.

The temple has been attracting many people from the area.

( With inputs from ANI )

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