10 CELEBRITY DOG LOVERS!!

It's no surprise that celebrities like dogs as much as we do. Paris Hilton started the trend of "purse dogs" for crying out loud.
But if you were rich and famous, what kind of dog would you get? Surprisingly, many celebrities have literally plucked lonely pups right off the street. Some in this list have less-than-perfect dogs, and one celeb saw a dog featured on a story on TV and called immediately to adopt them.
If you're rich, you can do that. You can also afford someone to follow the pooch around with a pooper-scooper, so you don't have to.

 

Dead dogs inspired her new album.

In recent years, she has adopted Mary Jane (a black and white mutt), Happy, (a Rottweiler-Beagle mix), Penny Lane (a tiny mix), Ziggy (an English Bulldog), Lila, (a Yorkie mix), Emu (a Sheepdog), and Floyd (an Alaskan Klee Kai) who died when a coyote killed it in 2014.
The most recent stunt of Miley Cyrus was that at then end of this year's VMA awards show, that she hosted, she announced that she was releasing her new album for free. The odd title of the record is Miley Cyrus and "Her Dead Petz", inspired by her pup's tragic deaths. Sounds like a depressing record.

 

Ryan and George – BFFs forever.

In an interview with The Independent, Ryan Gosling shared about his "great love" of his life - his mixed breed dog fashioned with a mohawk haircut.
"George is way more interesting than I am. I'd much rather talk about him...Normally, I take him everywhere. I have special paperwork so he can travel with me wherever I go. Can we just talk about George?"
Gosling and George have been an item for about 11 years now. People magazine recently did a feature about the pair and how George was photographed by Hama Sanders, who said, “This is my handsome friend George and some actor.”

 

 You get a dog and you get a dog...

Oprah has always been a lover of dogs, and she pretty much has always had one by her side through her life's ups and downs. On January 29, 2010, Oprah's birthday, she bought herself a birthday gift. Make that two gifts: two Springer Spaniels, Sunny & Lauren.
She said on her website that she contacted the Chicago-based no-kill shelter, PAWS, and asked if they would contact her when one came in. Oprah said, "I thought that I was going to name my next dog Lauren," she says. "So when I heard this dog was Lauren, I thought it was fate." Oprah also owns two golden retrievers (Luke and Layla) and a Cocker spaniel (Sadie).

 She gave her dog and daughter same name.

Actress Drew Barrymore has had a love affair with dogs her whole life. In fact, her first acting job was for a dog food commercial.
Barrymore owned Flossie, a Chow and Yellow Lab mix for 16 years. In 2010, she and then-boyfriend Justin Long adopted Douglas, a blond fox-like dog. In 2012, she and fiance, Will Kopelman, adopted Oliver, a Shepherd mix just before the birth of their daughter, Olive. (Yes, she has a pet and a dog with basically the same name. What's more, in 1999 Barrymore voiced a dog for a Christmas TV special - "Olive and the Other Reindeer.")
In 2014, a second daughter, Frankie, was added to the family. Looks like it might be time to adopt another dog!

 Prefers older … dogs.

Kaley Cuoco (from "Big Bang Theory") and husband Ryan Sweeting, own two rescue dogs, Norm (a blond Pit Bull) and Ruby (a blond furry little thing she saw on E-News and quickly adopted).
Cuoco understands that adopting adult dogs can be difficult, but Ruby has been great.
“…if you can, rescue a slightly older dog! They get the short end of the stick and end up living out their older days in shelters. Ruby is a dream. Calm, quiet and sweeter than candy," the actress said in Dogtipper.com.

 Welcomed pregnant mother into his home.

Somerhalder had adopted the dog when he spotted her in the middle of traffic near "The Vampire Diaries" set. He was unaware that she was pregnant. The star got some help in 2013 when his dog Nietzche went into labor, when an ex-girlfriend, Nina Dobrev came over to help deliver the pups.
When it was time for the puppies to arrive, he was right there by her side along with Dobrev there to help. He posted, "Make no mistake about it-Ladies rule...Women of every species blow my mind...Incredible what mamas go through! Love to you mamas-all over the world. Jeez."

Even his dog is on Facebook.

According to his wife, Priscilla, Beast is Mark Zuckerberg's second priority after Facebook.
Beast looks like a walking mop head. How do we know? By looking at his Facebook page of course (Beast Zuckerberg - Mark and Priscilla Zuckerbergs Dog).
His about page says, "Hi, my name is Beast. I am a Puli, which is a type of Hungarian Sheepdog. I live in Palo Alto with Mark and Cilla. I like cuddling and herding things." His page is just shy of 5,000 likes. He as a way to go before he reaches the over 34,000,000 followers that his owner has.

Changes channel to her own ASPCA commercial.

If Sarah McLachlan actually owns a dog, we weren't able to find any information about it. But we do know that she is a true lover of animals.
She's the voice you hear late at night when the sad ASPCA TV commercial comes on asking you to adopt a furry friend. "I change the channel. I can't take it," McLachlan said during an interview with Huffington Post.. "I can't even look at it. It's just so depressing."
She also said that she is proud that the ads have generated more than $30 million for the charity, but she wants to be known for her love of children and music. She also mentioned how she enjoyed playing a bit bat in the 2014 Audio commercial where she is seen asking for help for the Doberman/Chihuahua mix dog that was a disaster to own.