As we celebrate this year’s International Dog Day, let take a look at some incredible dogs who really showed their Pride!
Dogs have been a huge part of many famous LGBT+ people’s lives. Ellen Degeneres is well known for her love of animals, she and Portia have numerous pets at home but most recently Portia set up The Ellen DeGeneres Wildlife Fund.
Elton John had a long friendship with his dog Arthur who unfortunately passed away last month. During a concert in Vegas, Elton dedicated ‘Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me’ to his beloved pet.
Every year at the Pride Parade, some of the finest allies to come out in force are our dogs who march pridefully by our sides.
Here are some of the best in show from around the web!
This proud pup was spotted in the annual Boston Pride Parade.
This lil cutie was literally blushing with pride!
This rescue pup posing with his family!
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This adorable little fella showing his Pride.
He looks SO happy to see the Pride flag!
Anthony Rubio holds onto his costumed dogs as he walks along Fifth Avenue during the New York Pride parade.
Puppy love always wins!
This pooch is spreading a pawsitive message of love…
This super cute corgi is so excited to march at NY Pride!
Not everyone likes to march in the parade, sometimes it’s just as fun to watch!
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Bestest pals are made at Pride.
Best way to march in the Parade is as part of a group!
Best dressed for this Parade goes to this canine’s cape!
This lil’ guy is happy to wear the rainbow!
Shaking his tail feathers with pride!
If you would like to help our four-legged friends, check out Dog’s Trust website to see all their amazing initiatives.
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