Elena Larrea died on March 19.
A 31-year-old Mexican model, influencer and animal rights activist died unexpectedly from a blood clot after undergoing liposuction surgery. Elena Larrea died on March 19 from pulmonary thrombosis, also known as a pulmonary embolism, which causes blood clots to form in her lungs, according to a statement from the animal rescue service. It’s unclear what caused the blood clot to form, but it’s believed she died after liposuction surgery. Of note, one study showed that pulmonary embolism is also the leading cause of liposuction-related death.
“It is with deep sadness that we inform you that Elena Larrea, President and Founder of Cuacolandia, is passing away. Unfortunately, she passed away yesterday (Tuesday, March 19, 2024) at 3:30 p.m. Passed away from pulmonary thrombosis due to blood clots in the lungs,” the social media statement read.
“We will remember and continue to work for all that he courageously promoted in this foundation. We will carry forward their legacy and love so that our cuckoos, donkeys and mules are free in Mexico and this our equid sanctuary live in the right conditions and rescued from abuse and abandonment,” it added.
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according to daily beastMs. Larrea is a well-known horse girl on Instagram and the founder of animal rescue center Cuacolandia. She was also an activist who helped transform the Legislature of Puebla, Mexico.
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The 31-year-old worked with the Puebla Animalist Movement to criminalize bestiality in the state. She even joined OnlyFans to prevent shelters in Mexico City from going bankrupt. At the time, she said she was experiencing financial hardship due to the coronavirus pandemic and turned to the adult platform to prevent shelters from closing. sun the report said.
Ms Larrea’s death also prompted regional governor Sergio Solomon to issue a statement. The outlet reported that Mr Solomon described Ms Larrea as a “tireless fighter” for animal rights and pledged to keep her animal rescue shelter open by working with the Department of Environment.
“We will provide all necessary help so that the authorities can look after other horses, as well as those that have been rescued, and always prioritize their welfare. We will follow your example. Rest in peace, Elena,” Mr Solomon said.
