Entertainment News: celebrity pets

Denise Richards and her daughters are mourning the loss of their beloved French bulldog, Hank, who recently died at age 13.

The 41-year-old actress announced the news on her Twitter page late on Monday, January 21.

Robin Roberts was recently reunited with her beloved Jack Russell terrier, KJ, as she celebrated a milestone of marking 100 days of recovery following her bone marrow transplant.

The 52-year-old began her medical leave from "Good Morning America," the ABC show she co-anchors, late last summer and underwent the procedure in September to treat myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), a rare blood disorder. She has also been through chemotherapy. She was released from a New York hospital in November.

LeAnn Rimes has added another member to her family.

The 30-year-old singer adopted an abandoned puppy found by a Twitter follower and her 9-year-old stepson Mason named her Eveie, a name that he told Rimes he was saving "for his little sister."

Kirstie Alley, who recently survived the latest round of ABC's "Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars," is now dealing with a serious real-life issue - being strong for her ailing Corgi dog, May.

The 61-year-old "Cheers" actress has been Tweeting updates to her 1 million followers about her family's pet, who had undergone a "difficult" surgery for an undisclosed illness.

Uggie of "The Artist" has joined the likes of Johnny Depp, John Wayne, Marilyn Monroe. All of the stars have their hand and foot -- or in Uggie's case paw -- prints at Grauman's Chinese Theatre.

The dog celebrated his retirement from acting with a paw print ceremony at Grauman's Chinese Theatre on June 25. During the ceremony, Councilman Tom LaBonge declared it "Uggie Day" in Los Angeles.

Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld admitted in a recent interview that his kitten Choupette is "beyond spoiled," after posting photos of her playing with an iPad.

Choupette originally belonged to French model and muse Baptiste Giabiconi, but after watching the cat over the Christmas holiday, Lagerfeld did not want to give her back because she was "too cute."

Neil Patrick Harris says he struggled with fatherhood when he and life partner David Burtka first brought home their twin babies, Gideon and Harper.

The 38-year-old star of the CBS sitcom "How I Met Your Mother" made his comments during an interview at his Los Angeles home with talk show queen Oprah Winfrey for an episode of her show "Oprah's Next Chapter," which is set to air on her OWN cable channel on Sunday, June 3. Harris and Burtka introduced Winfrey to their children and talked to her about raising them as a same-sex couple as well as their past experiences dating women.

Kelly Osbourne found a solution for her rescue dog, Story's allergy problem, by outfitting the pup with tiny blue furry booties.

"Story has allergies so we had to put these little booties on her so she stops trying to eat her feet!" Osbourne wrote on her official Instagram account on April 3. "She is [too] cute for words!"

Miley Cyrus has added another dog to her family - she recently rescued a puppy who was abandoned near a Walmart store and named him Happy.

The Rottweiler and Beagle mix joins the 19-year-old actress and pop star's Bulldog Ziggy, Yorkshire terrier Lila and Floyd, a Siberian Husky.

Oprah, Watson. Watson, Oprah.

Neil Patrick Harris, his life partner David Burtka and their dog, Watson, recently hung out with one of the most powerful women in entertainment - Oprah Winfrey. The longtime television host and owner of the OWN cable channel recently posted a photo of her and the three on her Facebook and Instagram pages.

Uggie, the dog featured in the Academy Award-nominated film 'The Artist,' was named "spokesdog" for Nintendo and had his first day of work this week.

The gaming company featured the famous Jack Russell Terrier in a YouTube Video (Watch below) on his first day, where he is testing the Nintendo 3DS game "Nintendogs + Cats" and meets the big boss - Mario.

Whoopi Goldberg has a new man in her life -- a tough kitten who survived being thrown from a moving car on New York City's Verrazano Bridge.

On Monday, "The View" co-host announced that she had adopted the Russian blue kitten who had visited the morning talk show in July.

Amanda Bynes was upset last week after her pomeranian puppy Little Angel died after going missing, the actress introduced her new puppy Tiara on Twitter on Monday.

On the social networking site, Bynes also defended her decision to adopt a new puppy so soon after the death of Little Angel, after receiving some criticism.

Amanda Bynes is mourning her pomeranian puppy Little Angel, who she says has died after going missing earlier this week.

Late on Tuesday, April 5, the 25-year-old "Hairspray" and "Easy A" actress wrote on her Twitter page: "Little Angel is in heaven now. RIP. I love you."