cases millionaires after the death of their owners are becoming increasingly rare.
There are more people who appreciate your pet that your family is nothing new. There are gestures that are worth a thousand words, and cuddle and peaks in the mouth that few would give the octogenarian grandfather or mother dear, but given without restraint to their beloved pets. The
striking still, a lot is that the passion for the poodle that holds the soliloquies (or antipathy felt towards the family) gets to the point that the owner who becomes the main recipient of a large inheritance.
The last such stars as eccentric cases Conchita, a chihuahua who has just inherited a mansion worth $ 8.3 million in Miami Beach and a fund of $ 3 million of its generous owner, Gail Posner. Posner, now when I lived called the attention of the media for outrageously expensive gifts that made him their pet (diamond necklaces, leather coat, etc ...) Conchita planned to buy as a Range Rover. A deadly cancer ended his absurd extravagance in March.
Since then the fate of her inheritance had been in doubt since his only son, Bret Carr, wanted to overturn the will claiming that his mother, he knew he was dying of cancer, had severe problems with drugs and suffering from a disorder bipolar, as recorded by The New York Post. Interestingly
the architect of all, the man who generated the money she has inherited the Chihuahua, Victor Posner, the father of the singular Gail, died in 2002, was a well known businessman, famous for its aggressive financial policy, which was charged tax evasion and would probably have put the outcry to see who would benefit from a wealth cost him much financial engineering. Pets
millions
Conchita's case is not exceptional. As recalled Thedailybeast, the list of millionaires dogs is long. The most famous case is that of Trouble, a Maltese dog almost as nasty as its owner, Leona Helmsley, known as 'The Queen of Evil', or 'meanness', according to some translations. Helmsley, owner and manager of hotels and landmark buildings, 'forgot' to include in his will to two of her four grandchildren, but did not blink to let 12 million dollars to its problematic Trouble, whose bites still remember some of his acquaintances. A judge later ordered to include two grandchildren in the will and reduced Trouble's inheritance to two million dollars.
Majel Barrett Roddenberry, widow of the creator of Star Trek, did not forget to leave $ 100 million to his son, but neither wanted to leave nothing to their dogs, so their future is assured leaving $ 4 million, a mansion and several hired caregivers. The 150 dogs
Eleanor Ritchey had no pedigree, stray dogs that were rich in the oil heir was in charge of pampering in a luxurious mansion. At his death he wrote that they were to inherit part of a fund of $ 12 million more shares of Quaker Oil. Also set aside $ 4.2 million for their care until the last bird died.
Although the case most surreal of all is the one led by a massive German shepherd Gunther IV, in whose name a non-transparent society manages an endowment of $ 65 million bequeathed by the Countess Germanic Karlotta Liebenstein his father, the German shepherd Gunther III. Among the most striking purchases made on behalf of Gunther, the eight-bedroom mansion that Madonna was in Miami, and since July 2000 are supposed to enjoy the dog and their caregivers.
But while the dog is man's best friend, also receive little love cats, orangutans and even turtles. Thedailymail recalls the case of Christina Foyle, owner of the famous London bookshop Foyles, which left part of his fortune to his collection of cats and two turtles, which paid caregivers and home for life. Or, the case of Patricia O'Neill, daughter of the Duchess of Kenmore, who took a long journey from her husband, Australian swimming champion Frank O'Neill, to give something more than $ 38 million to her beloved chimpanzee Kulu , whom he had rescued years ago from a traumatic situation in Zaire.
In Spain where relationships with animals are somewhat less effusive, highlights the case of a millionaire who died in 2008 he bequeathed 9 million to various nature protection societies. The Doñana lynx and donkeys in Cordoba are some of the beneficiaries.
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