Lewis Hamilton Appears Somber Without His Vegan Dog Roscoe at the F1 Paddock After Euthanasia

Lewis Hamilton made a subdued appearance at the Singapore Grand Prix, marking his first public appearance since the loss of his cherished dog, Roscoe. The Formula One star arrived at the Marina Bay Street Circuit for testing, dressed in a cap and keeping a low profile as he navigated the paddock quietly.

Earlier this week, Hamilton shared the heartbreaking news that his beloved bulldog, Roscoe, had passed away at age 12 after battling health issues. Roscoe had been on life support following a severe pneumonia diagnosis, and despite efforts to save him, his heart stopped during sedation. Hamilton later announced that he had to make the difficult decision to put Roscoe to sleep after four days on life support.

Roscoe was a well-loved figure in the F1 community, often accompanying Hamilton at races and building a large fanbase. An Instagram account dedicated to the dog amassed over 1.4 million followers, portraying Roscoe as a travel-loving, attention-seeking vegan bulldog.

The canine had been hospitalized last week due to pneumonia, and Hamilton revealed Roscoe’s heart had stopped when he received sedation. Despite efforts to revive him, Roscoe was placed in a coma, and Hamilton expressed his gratitude for his time with the dog, describing him as a “beautiful soul” and “true friend.”

Hamilton commemorated Roscoe with heartfelt words, acknowledging the pain of pet loss and emphasizing the deep love he shared with his dog. He shared touching images of Roscoe on Instagram and reflected on the joy and companionship the dog brought into his life. Roscoe’s passing marked the loss of not just a pet, but a loyal companion who had been a significant part of Hamilton’s life for many years.

Hamilton kept a low profile while arriving for the race, mournful but focused on the weekend ahead.