Influential individuals don’t have to be humans to attract huge audiences and make millions.
Over the past few years, the influential pet world has seen a remarkable numbers explosion, with a number of organizations dedicated to creating animal images. influential animals, advertising campaigns and partnerships with major brands, presence of pets on screen
Sadly, over the past year a number of world famous pets have passed away, including: Boo – “the cutest dog in the world” – passed away in January, Mr. Hedgehog Mr. Pokee is left in March, Grumpy Cat, an angry cat, died in May.
Here are the 23 most influential animals in the world, ranked by total number of followers on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Facebook.
23. The Coby Cat – 2 million
Instagram: 1.7 million
YouTube: 1,200
Facebook: 342,000
Coby is an English shorthair cat, famous for his white fur and blue eyes that seem to penetrate the opposite person. Her owner, Rebecca Schefkind, said she isolated her Instagram account for Coby just for fun, but started investing more seriously as the cat’s social media account received over a million subscribers, attracting as a result , there are many contracts for brand representation and sponsors.
22. Esther Pig – 2.1 million
YouTube: 26,000
Facebook: 1.5 million
When Esther was a child, the pig girl’s current owners said she was tiny. Currently, this pig weighs almost 272 kg. However, it is illegal to live with an adult pig and treat it like a domestic animal in Canada, and Esther’s owner was moved to a nearly 50-acre farm this year. 2014 when her pig fans raised over $ 400,000 The farm is called “Happily Ever Esther Fam Sanctuary”, and it’s a place to save and care for abandoned farm animals.
21. TurboRoo Dog – 2.1 million
Instagram: 323,000
YouTube: 6,800
TikTok: 1.7 million
Facebook: 55,000
TurboRoo – named after the super snail in a 2013 animated film – hasn’t had two forelegs since birth. The story of this bipedal chihuahua gained a lot of attention and he became the first dog to have a 3D printed wheel for running. The owner of TurboRoo has since been actively involved in raising funds to help provide prosthetics and service vehicles for other disabled animals.
20. Loki Wolf – 2.2 million
YouTube: 12,000
Facebook: 186,000
The Alaskan Husky dog became the star when his owner, Kelly Lund, first posted photos of him to his Instagram account after acquiring him in 2012. Lund learned photography so that he could take pictures. Loki was nicer to post on Instagram and quit his job in 2016 to focus on running Loki’s social media accounts as a full-time job. Loki has been awarded contracts with Eddie Bauer and Google to promote his Android Wear smartwatch.
19. Harlow and Sage – 2.3 million
Instagram: 1.7 million
Facebook: 529,000
Harlow and Sage’s Instagram account was originally the place to post photos of the close friendship between Harlow – a Weimaraner dog and Sage – a small German dog. Sage passed away in 2013, but Harlow met new friends: two other little German dogs named Indiana and Reese.
The owners of these dogs then set up a second Instagram account to share photos of pets that could be adopted and raise money to build shelters for the animals.
18. Marnie – 2.4 million
Instagram: 2.1 million
Facebook: 306,000
The Tuna, a Chihuahua-a-dog-Dachshund (German dog), has an odd pair of jaws and wrinkled skin – notable traits that helped him get his own book, and then go on a tour promoting of books and has millions of followers on his Instagarm @tunameltsmyheart account which was founded in 2010. This dog has been featured in countless memes and has become famous for having a face as easily recognizable as any other. Any other celebrity.
16. White Coffee Cat (White Coffee Cat) – 2.5 million
Instagram: 2 million
Facebook: 496,000
White Coffee Cat has the same owner as another famous cat girl on this list: Nala Cat, a cat with 7 million subscribers on social media platforms. Coffee has a loyal fan base, has followed her journey since being diagnosed with cancer in 2016, and has now overcome her death attack. The beautiful appearance of the cafe has been used to advertise a wide range of cat products and other franchise coffee chains.
15. Cat Smoothie – 2.7 million
Instagram: 2.1 million
YouTube: 122,000
TikTok: 287,000
Facebook: 216,000
Smoothie is dubbed “the world’s most photogenic cat girl,” so much so that her jade eyes and golden fur inspired a mural in New Zealand. Smoothie also has an older brother named Milkshake, and the two often appear together on social media platforms.
14. Manny the Frenchie – 2.8 million
Instagram: 1.1 million
YouTube: 7,600
Facebook: 1.7 million
Manny is named after boxer Manny Pacquiao, but his uncle’s popularity is not due to “follow-up.” I have been involved in advertisements like American Apparel, Converse, and PetSmart. However, it seems he doesn’t care much about fame: Manny often dozes off when he appears at media events, and fans appreciate him.
13. Maru Taro – 2.8 million
YouTube: 26,000
Facebook: 273,000
A 2016 Slate article compared Maru Taro’s expression to “the dog in a comedy that just came out of the smoke.” It is this position of laughter and sleep next to the teddy bear of this squinting Shiba Inu that has won him millions of followers in Japan and around the world.
12. Waffles – 3.3 million
Instagram: 888,000
YouTube: 2,500
TikTok: 22,000
Facebook: 2.4 million
Waffles, according to their admitted owner, are small in size, but loved by the online community because of their big eyes, chubby ears, and perfectly round face. He has worked with companies like Intel, PBS and Fresh Step.
Waffles received Forbes Top Influential Pet in 2017, along with many other friends on this list including Manny the Frenchie, Lil Bub, Nala and Jiff Pom.
11. Cole and Marmalade – 3.9 million
Instagram: 618,000
YouTube: 1.2 million
Facebook: 2.1 million
Cole and Marmalade appeared in the videos from 2013, when the duo first performed. Once they became popular, they became the face of a website and YouTube channel with content not only about their cute pranks, but also news and educational videos about pets and animals. .
10. Juniper Foxx – 4.1 million
Instagram: 2.9 million
YouTube: 64,000
TikTok: 101,000
Facebook: 986,000
While most of the pets on this list are cats and dogs, Juniper is a red fox, drawing attention with his differences from regular foxes, as well as many passages. The video shows her trying to pounce on anything she considers prey. Juniper lives with another fox named Fig and a dog named Moose, all of whom participate in a lot of interesting social media content.
9. Swaggy Wolfdog – 4.2 million
Instagram: 1.2 million
TikTok: 3 million
Swaggy is probably the first famous dog thanks to TikTok. Swaggy’s unique style and pink ears make him unique on the streets, and he often hangs out with many other influential pets on the streets of Los Angeles.
8. Crusoe the Celebrity Dachshund – 4.4 million
Instagram: 755,000
YouTube: 756,000
TikTok: 793,000
Facebook: 3.1 million
Crusoe was nicknamed “the famous German dog” by the owner for the main purpose of mocking him, but gradually that name came true. He has appeared in adventure videos often, ranging from camping, going to school and even participating in the dog version of “The Bachelor”.
7. Double-sided Venus Cat – 4.5 million
Instagram: 1.9 million
YouTube: 12,000
TikTok: 1.3 million
Facebook: 1.3 million
Venus’ unique ‘Phantom of the Opera’ style face caught the attention of the online community in 2012 with a prominent Reddit post. The owner of Venus said that this cat has a face like this because it is a “chimera” – a cat whose cells contain 2 different types of DNA, but the color of the face is also 50-50 as you can see it in the picture above. this is what makes this cat extremely rare and easy to identify.
6. Lil Bub – 5.6 million
Instagram: 2.3 million
YouTube: 295,000
Facebook: 3 million
Lil Bub is a cat with an abnormal genome: she stops growing at around 1.8 kg, has no teeth, and her tongue is still sticking out of her mouth. But despite his tiny appearance, Lil Bub has always grown into a famous cat and appeared in a movie at the Tribeca Film Festival.
5. Mayan Polar Bear – 6.9 million
YouTube: 1.2 million
TikTok: 2.8 million
Facebook: 1.1 million
Like many YouTube videos, Maya also shoots vlogs and takes part in assault challenges. This Samoyed dog even shoots ASMR videos, mostly making sound while trying out different dishes. Maya has just passed the one million YouTube subscribers mark and received the golden button for this achievement.
4. Nala Cat – 7 million
Instagram: 4.2 million
YouTube: 28,000
TikTok: 148,000
Facebook: 2.6 million
Nala began appearing on social media in 2012, when her employer joined the then-hot trend of writing lines over pictures of animals as if they were telling the truth. Nala is the most famous cat among the owner’s 7 Most Famous Cats on Instagram, including the aforementioned White Coffee Cat.
3. Tucker Budzyn – 8.1 million
Instagram: 1.7 million
YouTube: 1.2 million
TikTok: 3.5 million
Facebook: 1.7 million
Tucker is simply a retriever with admirable golden fur, famous for his hilarious reactions to simple objects like bobby pins, balloons … and is included in memes. love on the internet.
2. Doug the Pug – 10.4 million
Instagram: 3.8 million
YouTube: 236,000
TikTok: 285,000
Doug the Pug: 6.1 million
Doug the Pug used to “shake hands” with many famous villains like Shakira, Ed Sheeran, and Cole Sprouse. He appeared in Taylor Swift’s Instagram parodies in 2015. Either way, Doug is always on top of the trend, and his social media accounts always get people to think pop culture: Here, Doug is parodying VMA image of Lizzo and poses with a Popeyes Chicken Sandwich.
1. Jiff Pom – 31.4 million
Instagram: 9.3 million
YouTube: 279,000
TikTok: 19.4 million
Facebook: 1.4 million
Joff Pom is a small dog belonging to the Pomeranian breed, holding 2 Guinness World Records for bipedal speed. He often appears in trendy outfits in many celebrity videos, including Katy Perry’s “Dark Horse” music video.
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