Stow's affection for Rex was so great that he erected a bronze statue of the dog beside his own grave after he passed away in 1884. Although it is uncertain whether Rex was interred there as well, it is likely.
Located in Green-Wood Cemetery, Rex's memorial still receives visitors who leave sticks as a tribute, a testament to Stow's deep love for his canine companion.
Stow wanted his best buddy right next to him, both in life and in death.
The love and devotion expressed by Stow towards his dog is a sentiment that resonates with many of us who adore our furry companions.
Rex's enduring legacy and the special relationship he had with his owner continue to be celebrated by many people.
People show their respect for Rex and the special relationship he had with his owner by placing sticks at his memorial.
All the sticks in the world should be given to this good boy.
Taking a moment to remember and honor their own pups is a common practice for many people.
Rex has become a symbol of the love that we have for all our furry friends out there.
We're confident that he would be delighted to receive such recognition.
