Many people would certainly choose having a place to live over getting on the streets. Being homeless is unbelievably hard as well as shelters remain in location to aid those who are struggling. However one 65-year-old lady in Mexico is picking to reside on the streets and rejects to visit a sanctuary. Her reasoning? She does not want to leave her six canines behind.

Luz Maria Olmedo Beltran, or Chole for short, stays in a plastic trash can in Tijuana with her 6 pets. She’s been surviving the streets for the past 8 years. Though sanctuaries are offered to her, they won’t absorb her pet dogs as well as she declines to leave them.

Omar Camarillo, a regional professional photographer, happened to catch pictures of Chole concealing from the rain in her trash bag home– in addition to every one of her dogs. He shared photos of the minute on his Facebook, noting that Chole was being pressed by cops to move to a shelter. She was afraid being arrested and shedding her dogs.

According to Bored Panda, the cops finally persuaded Chole to find a shelter for the evening. So, she collected her canines and trash can up as well as purportedly went to stick with her boy.

Nevertheless, the following day she was back on the streets.

After Omar shared the images and accentuated Chole’s scenario, a young animal-lover called Alejandra Cordova Castro determined to use the female some help.

Castro brought Chole coverings, socks, food, as well as water. Among Chole’s dogs was minutes far from giving birth as well as Castro knew that a person required to aid by any means feasible. She shared what she did on Facebook, asking others to help out if they can.

Alejandra shared in her message that Chole “thanked many times that she made me weep.”

While rumors spread out that Chole is currently paying to remain in an inadequate shelter that permits her pet dogs, Alejandra claimed she’s still on the streets and also she “do not want to relocate.” With any luck she’s able to locate a much more irreversible housing scenario for her and her pet dogs!