Potrošila 40.000€ za kloniranje uginulog ljubimca, a onda saznala tužnu istinu: "Možda bi danas drugačije..."

January 26, 2026

TL;DR

Vanesa Džonson spent around €40,000 to clone her dog, Oliver, after his death from kidney failure.
The cloning process took 11 months and required three attempts to achieve a positive result.
Upon receiving the cloned puppy, named Oli, Džonson realized her emotional state had shifted, impacting her decision-making.
She acknowledges that she might have chosen to adopt an older dog from a shelter if she had waited for her grief to lessen.
Džonson does not regret the cloning, stating that Oli helped her find emotional peace and re-establish a sense of purpose.
She notes striking similarities in appearance and behavior between Oliver and Oli.
Džonson defends her decision against criticism regarding the cost, highlighting her long-standing support for animal shelters and rescue organizations.
Her message emphasizes that grief is a personal experience, and individuals have the right to process it in their own way, even if it leads to unconventional decisions.

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