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Xolo Sarapes, Austin, TX (2026)

09/27/2026

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Chapter: The last gift... Amor eterno by Rocio Durcal.

Now you are running again, without arthritis, medications, pain, or a sick heart. Reuniting with all those temporary brothers, sisters, and little friends who went on ahead of us along the way.

I imagine the moment you reunited with your little brother Ónix. Take good care of each other and play together as much as you possibly can, just like you always did—even inside the van during our long road trips.

Your little brother Canek is still here with me, and he keeps your Fi collar, the one you always wore. It is now a totem for him, a little piece of you that he carries with him all the time, because you are always watching over him. And your ID tags are always with me, like my own totem—my little piece of you, my little piece of heaven.

I will carry with me everything you taught me throughout these more than 12 years together. I will take good care of Canek, and together we will continue your mission, our mission, because we always were, we are, and we always will be a family, a team with the same purpose and the same principles.
Copo's Legacy will continue forever.

Because your legacy didn’t end on September 7, 2026.

Your legacy is only beginning to transcend, and it will be known around the world, just like Xolo Sarapes, because they both carry your essence.
I’m not saying goodbye to you because, to me, this is not goodbye.

See you soon, my baby Copito, my gordito.
My forever puppy.
My brave warrior.
My forever angel.
My teacher.
My most precious and priceless treasure.
My little piece of heaven.

Thank you for choosing me to be your mama and to share your life with me.

You were my anchor and my guiding light in the darkness on so many occasions, and the only reason I kept going in this world during the times when I wanted to leave it, because I didn’t want you to suffer because of my absence and because of the promise I made to care for you and protect you until your very last breath. Thank you for absolutely everything, and for giving me reasons to stay here and continue our mission.

Mama kept her promise, my baby Copito.

Now rest. Run. Play. Please, come visit me, and bring your brother Ónix with you! And wait for me until we meet again.

I loved you before I even had you, I love you now, and I will love you forever, my baby Copito, my gordito, my little piece of heaven. See you soon.

Copo's Legacy: Because time passes, but your love is eternal. 🤍🐾🌈

09/26/2026

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Chapter 7. Debo entender by Santa Fe Klan.

My baby Copito, you stayed lying down for a little while to recover. At 8:20 p.m., I gave you your dinner and pills without making you get out of bed. When I realized that you couldn’t get up, we immediately improvised a stretcher and took you to the emergency hospital because I didn’t want you to suffer at all.

While Eric drove, I stayed with you the entire way, holding you, talking to you so you would stay calm because you had always been so sensitive to energy, and supporting you so you wouldn’t hurt yourself.

At the emergency hospital, they examined you immediately. They explained that you had internal bleeding caused by a vascular tumor in your vertebrae, that your belly was filled with blood, and that none of the options we had were favorable.

Then I had to make the most painful decision of my entire life. I wasn’t going to allow my baby Copito to be in pain simply because I wasn’t ready to let you go. Because I would never be ready for you to leave.

And once again, I kept the promise I made to you when you were two months old: I cared for you and protected you. And when the moment came when protecting you meant letting you rest, even though my heart was breaking into a thousand pieces, I did it because of the immense love I have for you.

You surpassed every medical prognosis throughout your life.
You lived a long, extraordinary, and exceptional life.
Your body was suddenly shutting down, without any of us realizing it, during our last nap at home, while you were peaceful, being pampered, and sleeping soundly beside me, your mama: the person who loved you more than anyone in the world.
At the emergency hospital, we never left your side. We stayed with you. We held you. We surrounded you with love.
You ate your 7 Hershey’s Kisses, even though you were extremely allergic to chocolate.

You were never alone, and you were loved until your very last breath.
And you, my baby Copito... you truly lived every single day to the fullest.
You left this world on your own terms in less than 3 hours, quickly and without pain, knowing that I could never have endured watching you go through a slow and prolonged agony.

I always did everything I could to give you a healthy, active, happy life, filled with love and free from pain.

Chapter The last gift: My baby Copito, your legacy lives on... Copo's Legacy!

09/26/2026

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Chapter 5. Something in the heavens by Lewis Capaldi.

Monday, September 7, 2026.

It was a “normal” day, just as every day used to be.

My baby Copito, Copo's Legacy... You had one of your episodes during the night. Just like so many times before, we went outside for a little while, came back in, and slept for a couple more hours while I held you until you felt calm again.
When we woke up, you had another very mild episode. I waited until you felt better, and then we went out to the patio. Throughout that entire day, Eric and your brother Canek were there with us too.

We went for a walk, and you looked strong and full of life.
You had your photo session.
You ate the breakfast I cooked for you and took your medications.
We went shopping.
We had another photo session.
And then we came home, just as part of our normal everyday routine.

During the last few days, you had been having a little more difficulty climbing the steps to the bed because of your arthritis and your age. On Sunday, you had chased a duck and fallen, so I thought the discomfort you were having was because of the fall. We tried to make an appointment with your acupuncture doctor and chiropractor, but the office was closed because it was a holiday. I gave you your pain medication and let you rest for a little while, just as I always used to tell you: “Rest for just a little while. See you soon.”

At 2 p.m., as always, you took your medications and supplements with a little bit of chicken.
We went out to the patio, and afterward, you rested for a little while.
At 4:30 p.m., you went outside again all by yourself, without any difficulty.
When we came back inside, I lay down with you “for just a little while” because afterward I was going to continue working on Xolo’s website. I held you. And we fell deeply asleep together until after 6.
That little while became an hour and a half. I didn’t know that would be the last time we would ever sleep in each other’s arms, and that maybe it was the moment when our souls said goodbye.

When it was time to get up, you couldn’t anymore.
I didn’t want to bother you, so I brought your dinner to you in bed, just as I used to do.
You ate your delicious cooked chicken breast with a little rice and took your medication.
At 8 p.m., I called Eric to help me lift you because I didn’t want to hurt you. We wanted to take you outside one last time to go potty, but even together, we couldn’t lift you without hurting you. Chapter 7...

09/26/2026

Back in 2018, doctors told us Bandido would eventually lose his ability to walk due to two damaged discs in his spine. But Bandido is a true warrior—he defied all odds and kept going for years.

A little over a year ago, that day finally came. In just a matter of days, his back legs stopped working entirely. Surgery wasn’t an option because of his age and the low chance of recovery. Someone even suggested putting him to sleep... but we knew Bandido still had fight left in him, and we weren't going to give up on him.

Mel Yanez | Boxer lover & dog lover. spent days searching for alternatives until she found the right holistic vet for acupuncture. I was ready to buy him a wheelchair, but the clinic asked us to trust the process first.

And it worked. After consistent therapy sessions—starting weekly, then monthly—Bandido beat the odds again. Today, he’s walking on his own, doing his daily routine, traveling with us, going to the park, and enjoying movie nights at home like he always has.

Please, never give up on your senior dogs. They just need patience, love, and a family willing to fight alongside them.

Has your dog ever surprised you by overcoming a tough health challenge? Share your story with us in the comments! 👇

09/25/2026

Special Edition & Ultra-Limited: Mu***os Fest Caps

Your pup deserves to celebrate our traditions in top-tier style. We designed these exclusive caps just for Day of the Dead—100% hand-crafted one by one, featuring custom prints and that signature Xolo Sarapes stamp.

Heads Up: Stock is extremely limited. This year our booth will be right in the all-new Zócalo area inside Hemisfair Park during Mu***os Fest @ Hemisfair Since it’s a high-traffic zone, these are going to sell out fast.

Don't miss out! Secure your dog’s size before the festival kicks off:

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09/24/2026

Hello, my dear friends! 🖤

This is my opportunity to share my gratitude as I celebrate my 4th birthday. 🎂

It’s a happy birthday because I’ve made it to 4 years old! 🎊🖤🎊 Four years filled with health, love, treats, toys, walks, wonderful moments, and a family that loves me and takes such good care of me. But it’s also a sad birthday because just a few days ago, I lost my big brother Copo. ❄️😪🌈🤍💫

Brother Copo, I know you’ve already reunited with our brother Ónix, and now the two of you are my guardian angels, watching over me from doggie heaven. 😇🌈😇

I want you to know, Brother Copo, that I will continue your mission—the same mission our brother Ónix was part of during the short time he spent here on Earth with our little family. ✨️

Thank you so much, Brother Ónix 💛, for being the bridge that brought me to Copo 💙, and for all the things you left behind for me.

And thank you, Copo, for everything you taught me and for preparing me to continue your legacy. Thank you for everything you passed down to me, including your Fi collar. I wear it with me all the time, just like you did—but now I wear it as a totem, knowing that both of you will always watch over me until the day comes for us to be together again. 🌈✨

Oh, and my mommy still cries 😭 because she misses you both. I’m doing my very best to make her smile and be happy. But she smiles, too 😁, whenever she remembers you with love. She even says that when she looks at me, she can see both of you in me. 😉

So, for my birthday, my wish is for everyone who is part of this club, for your families, and for all the doggies in the world to have lots of love, good health, treats, and fun. And for those who don’t have a family yet, I hope they find one very soon! 🙏🏻🐶🙌🏻

As for me, I’ll keep living and enjoying every single day to the fullest, as if it were my last. That’s something my brother Copo taught me, too—my “Copito bebé,” as my mommy used to call him and still does. ❄️🤍 Copo's Legacy! ❄️🌈💫

09/23/2026

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Chapter 5... I lived by OneRepublic

I also wrote that we were preparing something inspired by you called Copo’s Legacy, because you had already created—and continued creating—your legacy while you were alive; a project born from your very essence so that your light could continue helping others, today and in the future. Today, those words mean even more.

Because Copo’s Legacy didn’t begin when you left.
It began with you.
With every dog you helped.
With every person you met.
With every life you touched.
With everything you taught me.
You built your legacy for more than 12 years while you were here.
And now, with all our love, we will continue it and honor your memory.

I always said that time flies, but your love is eternal.
I also wrote many times about how painful it is to watch time pass and see those we love go on ahead of us along the way. And now you have gone on ahead of me too, my baby Copito.
And I am grateful that you went on ahead of me the way you did, in complete harmony and without pain, because I could never have endured knowing that, if I had gone first, you would have suffered because I was gone.

And although I would give anything for more time with you, I am deeply grateful for all the time we had.
For that 2-month-old puppy who came into my life and changed it.
For the young dog who welcomed so many temporary brothers, sisters, and friends.
For Ónix and Canek’s big brother.
For my adventure companion.
For my anchor in this world.
For my warrior.
For my teacher.
For my little piece of heaven.
For my baby Copito.

And there is something else that brings me peace, something that means everything to me.
When I adopted you at 2 months old, I made you a promise:

“My precious baby... I will never leave you, sell you, or abandon you. I will never let you go hungry or suffer. I will never hurt you or allow anyone else to hurt you. I will never leave you alone when you are old or sick. I will always look after you and care for you, and I will always love you.”

And I kept my promise until your very last day... your very last breath.

And then came the most painful day of my life... Chapter 6..

09/23/2026

Lo que empezó como un set de fotos... se convirtió en su altar.

Hay proyectos que no se planean con la cabeza, se construyen con el alma. 🧡

Esta estructura la empezamos a levantar pensando en un espacio para tomarle fotos a la tropa en esta temporada. Pero el destino cambió el rumbo el mismo día que cortábamos la madera: Copo's Legacy | American White Boxer trascendió y el tiempo se detuvo.

Cuando logramos levantarnos, supimos que este lugar ya no era para fotos comerciales. Era el portal para recibirlos.

Hoy cada detalle, desde el camino blanco, las calaveritas y los empaques de treats con la carita de Onix's Legacy | Standar Coated Xoloitzcuintle hasta el arco que sostiene sus miradas, está puesto para decirles: aquí siguen vivos.

El amor no se acaba cuando parten, solo se transforma en memoria y en arte.

Comenta un 🧡 si este año tú también recuerdas a un angelito de cuatro patas que ya cruza el Mictlán.

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09/23/2026

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Chapter 5. The nigths by Avicii

Thank you so much, Luis Herrera, for helping Ónix, Copo, and Canek in so many ways through your training and care. Now Canek is still here with me, and he has both the enormous responsibility and privilege of continuing many of the things he learned from you, his big brother. You know, you arrived in Austin when you were 4 years old, and this September 24, Canek turns 4. He is ready to honor your legacy by doing everything you did throughout your incredible and compassionate life, continuing Copo's Legacy, just as you taught him to do.

Throughout our many travels, we also built little houses for other furry friends, participated in walks for their rights, and together with our dog-loving community, helped other animals with donations, treatments, and everything that was within our reach.

Because wherever there was something that could be done for your furry brothers and sisters, your little paws were there.

For years, I lived with the fear and uncertainty that this moment would come. I only asked that you wouldn’t suffer or be in pain, that you could leave in complete peace and tranquility, while giving me the privilege of being beside you until your very last breath. And I am infinitely grateful that it happened that way.

I was told so many times that I could lose you at any moment: while you were sleeping, playing, walking, running... that I learned to live with that uncertainty while trying not to let it steal from me the privilege of enjoying every moment with you.

That’s why we walked. We traveled. We played. We went places.
We took thousands of pictures and videos. We slept holding each other.
We celebrated every birthday. I cooked for you. I cared for you. I covered you in kisses, hugs, and treats.
We made every second a wonderful moment and filled our lives with every experience together that we possibly could. Thank you to every caregiver, doctor, and person who cared for you throughout your life.

And you lived.
Oh, how intensely you lived, my baby Copito.
You made it to 9. Then 10.
Against all odds, we celebrated your 11th birthday.

And this April 3, we celebrated something I had wished for with all my heart for so long: your 12th birthday.

That day, on your twelfth birthday, I wrote that you were my greatest teacher of strength and of a love that can heal everything. Chapter 5...

09/22/2026

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Chapter 3... See you again by Wiz Khalifa!

From the first months of your life, my baby Copito Copo's Legacy, you shared your food, your home, your bed, your toys, and above all, your love with your temporary brothers and sisters and little friends. You had enormous patience with puppies, adult dogs, dogs who had been physically or emotionally hurt, and those who needed to learn to trust people again. You taught them how.

You helped care for and rehabilitate more than 27 foster dogs in Mexico and the United States, and then watched them leave with their new families. You were a brother, a friend, a companion, a teacher, and a rehabilitator. Cobi, Yesca, Candy, Bonita, Jack 1 and Jack 2, Luna 1 and Luna 2, Miel, Tobi, Kota 1 and Kota 2, Zeena, Shaggie, Snow, Bella, Carmelo-Sultán, Margarita-Nina, Lila, Nacho, Naomi, Miura, Mezcal, Muuk’, Rocky, Treks, Merlin, Diego, Maggie, Hershey, Jacobo, Catalina, and so many others were part of your journey.

Ónix, your first permanent brother, was born on April 14, coincidentally in the same month as you, but he didn’t come into our lives until September 11, 2021. He was a little Xolo puppy filled with fear and distrust, but you helped him, just as you always did with your rescued brothers and sisters. With your patience and simply by being who you were, you taught him that he could trust again. You even helped him learn to enjoy our trips to the ocean.

Losing him on December 10, 2023, because of an accident while he was being cared for broke our hearts. Thank you so much for helping us search for him until we found him and recovered his body, still wearing his collar. And one month later, on January 23, 2024, Lucky also went on ahead of us. He had just turned 10 years old, after a long, year-long battle with cancer. Bandido, now 12, and Cindy, now 14, are still here, and I hope that whenever their time comes, their departure will also be peaceful, with us beside them and without pain.

Only one month had passed since your brother Ónix left us when I was told that Canek, Ónix’s half-brother, was looking for a home and that they wanted him to be with us. A few weeks after we first met, he became part of our little family. Our adjustment wasn’t easy, but you taught him so much too. Without a doubt, Ónix prepared the way for Canek to come into our lives. Chapter 4...

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