Victoria's Secret veteran Taylor Hill breaks down in TEARS as she reveals her dog Tate is near death: 'Not sure how much time I'll have left with him'

Former Victoria's Secret angel Taylor Hill broke down in tears on her Instagram as she revealed her dog is near death. 

According to Hill's heartbreaking post, her Labradoodle, Tate, was diagnosed with lymphoma in early June. 

Tate's health deteriorated rapidly after the lymphoma diagnosis. 

Hill was not able to see Tate immediately following his diagnosis because she was out of town for work. 

When the model finally flew back into town so she could see Tate, she wrote on her Instagram, 'I could tell he was very weak.'  

The Babylon star described the emotional whiplash she endured watching Tate go from being 'fine one day' to being 'the sickest I've ever seen him' within a 24 hour span. 

'I'm not sure how much time I'll have left with him at this moment,' Hill wrote. 

Although Hill was understandably distraught by Tate's condition, she made sure to express her gratitude for all the 'nurses and doctors who are looking after [Tate].'

In a second follow-up post, Hill captured a video of Tate wagging his tail when he saw her. 

'From our visit today. Tate was so happy and excited to see me, it made me so happy to see him.' 

Hill expressed how challenging it was for her to see Tate 'this sick.' 

'Dogs are such beautiful amazing creatures and this little soul has been the biggest blessing in my life.' 

The model wrote about her determination to spend every last moment she had left with her beloved dog. 

The 27 year old model, who has also starred in multiple films like Good on Paper and Babylon most recently opposite Leonardo DiCaprio, cleared her schedule to stay by Tate's side.

She is currently repped by IMG Models, and has shot campaigns for major brands like Carolina Herrera, Michael Kors, and Ralph Lauren. 

Though she is busy with her modeling and acting career, she still makes Tate her top priority. 

Taylor recognized that her pain over Tate's condition was universal amongst dog lovers. 

'To anyone who has gone through this before, I see you and you're not alone.'

She added, 'And thank you all for always being there for me.'