Alexandra Daddario's Pets

Alexandra Daddario currently has three rescue dogs and often encourages adoption and has posted foster dogs she has looked after. This big-eared pup that’s often on her Instagram is named Eunice, who she got in 2021 soon after her dog Levon passed away.

This little guy’s name is Geraldo, or Gerry for short. He was adopted in 2020 and learnt how to bark from her late-dog Levon.

Alexandra Daddario’s third and largest rescue dog is shown here. We don’t know its name, other than Daddario called the pup her “Shower Companion” on this photo she posted to Instagram.

Besides her three rescue dogs, Alexandra Daddario has a cat named Marvin. Considering her love of dog adoption, we’d bet this guy was a rescue too.

Alexandra Daddario has mentioned she has a pet fish named after Kieran Culkin, but hasn’t shared any photos or details of said fish.

Besides adopting rescue pets herself, Alexandra Daddario also fosters shelter dogs. Seen here is Bruno, a pitbull/husky mix she was fostering in September 2020 and shared the pup on Instagram.

I’m fostering this dog, Bruno, (although I want to name him Gary but I’m not allowed to change his name), through @barknbitches… he is a pit bull/husky mix. About 1 year old. He is… the sweetest. This dog clearly had a home and was trained, and for some reason he was dropped off at the shelter and barely made it out. I saw him and thought, “he’s huge!”, but he’s so quiet and polite sometimes I forget he’s here as he sleeps on the kitchen rug. He is so kind and gentle, loving, sleeps through the night, is great with dogs and kids, (not cat tested but in my non-expert opinion I think he’d be fine), and walks amazing on a leash. I had a dog bark at him on a walk and he didn’t even flinch or pull, nor did he bark back. He plays fetch, and I gave him a shower last night and he didn’t complain once. If you are looking to adopt, please reach out to @barknbitches to schedule a meet and send in an application.

@alexandradaddario, Instagram, September 2023

Alexandra Daddario had a rescue dog named Levon that she got in 2013 and sadly passed away in December 2020. She posted the heartfelt tribute to Levon on Instagram below.

I really loved my dog. I really loved and love Levon. He was a very good and very funny boy. He has been there for me over the last 7 years, and is my family, and every time some dumb, poorly-chosen guy would cheat on me again or do something similarly terrible, or I was lonely, Levon would lay with me and I’d hold his little paw and he’d let me cry with no judgement, and then be so excited to start over the next day and get his morning scratches and his breakfast, which over the years became more and more curated and fancy. He loved me and I loved him and we were a little team and I am completely heartbroken over losing him. Thank you to Kate and Oren for taking him to the hospital, thank you Morgan for holding me while I’ve cried the last few days, thank you Elise for constantly checking in with the vets. Thank you to @amcny and @bluepearlvet for trying so hard to save his life and risking your lives during the pandemic to help our pets. I’m really grateful for the people in my life. I know the world is a complete mess right now, and I have all these followers and I don’t know why or what to do with Instagram ever but if you could donate to a rescue group or to a dog hospital, that would be amazing. Link in bio to one option. And please try to adopt. Levon brought so much joy into my life and he was adopted. And if you have a dog, please get them vaccinated for leptospirosis. It is horrible and unforgiving and I don’t want anyone to suffer what we and Levon just went through. I had never heard of it and didn’t even know there was a vaccine, so please, especially if you’re in nyc, go get your dog vaccinated. And for me, this was totally unforeseeable. What is not unforeseeable is what could happen if you go to that party, or overly socialize- please protect each other and our medical community so we can prevent other people from suffering. Thanks guys

@alexandradaddario, Instagram, September 2020