Kabosu was among a pack of 19 Shiba inus sent to a Japanese dog shelter after the shutdown of a puppy mill, according to Sato. Most of the puppies were killed, but Kabosu was rescued. Sato ...

in 2008 after a Shiba Inu breeder went out of business and sent its dogs to a shelter. When Sato began posting photos of Kabosu on social media, followers quickly embraced the dog’s happy grin ...

COCORO token launch hits $100M market cap as Doge meme creator adopts Cocoro, aiming to support animal and child welfare.

Kabosu was a shelter dog scheduled for euthanasia ... As Kabosu became increasingly famous, she, like all dogs, could not escape the aging process. From January of this year, she was no longer ...

Kabosu, the shiba inu known as the logo model for a cryptocurrency, remains hugely popular even after her death last May, with fan letters flooding in from around Japan. The female shelter dog was ...

A kabosu monument set consisting of a sofa, a dog, and a cat. The one lying on the sofa is Kabosu. The sidelong glance that has fascinated people all over the world is reproduced.

Once a shelter dog on the verge of being euthanized, Kabosu’s fate changed dramatically when a photo launched her to internet stardom and made her “the world’s most famous Shiba Inu.” ...

Is 'doge' a viral meme, a cryptocurrency or advisory group for the government? Yes. Here's origin of Tesla CEO Elon Musk's favorite terminology ...

the owner of the late Kabosu—the Shiba Inu that inspired Dogecoin—introducing her newly adopted 10-year-old rescue dog, Cocoro. The IP around Cocoro is being officially managed by Own the Doge.