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Does Amanda Seyfried Have Any Pets?

Finn Seyfried

Breed: Australian Shepherd | Adopted 2014
Rescued

Let’s face it, pets are famous in this day and age. Thanks to Instagram, Facebook, memes, and the Internet, pets draw more attention than 99% of our friends. Owners who are responsible enough to adopt have been soaking up the cuteness, weirdness, or the hilariousness of their pets for years, and it will never stop. However, this might be one of the very few cases where a pet is significantly more popular than their “celebrity” counterpart.

Amanda Seyfried posing with her dog Finn
Credit: Amanda Seyfried/Instagram

Meet Amanda Seyfried’s dog Finn. Her Instagram is loaded with photos and some could say he’s majorly responsible for her million of followers. An adorable, lovable, and huggable, Australian Shepherd, Finn has been featured in every magazine imaginable. Appeared in editorials, and featured more times than her movies. If you’re looking for cute photos, love Australian Shepherd’s, or just want some dog photos to build your own memes, make sure to stop by Amanda Seyfried and Finn’s Instagram. Yes Finn has his own account as well.

Don’t miss Seyfried sharing how vital Finn has been to her life and career and her celebrating Finn’s 15th birthday!

Romeo

Breed: Bearded Dragon

Bert

Amanda Seyfried used to have a cat named Bert who has since passed away.

Farm Animals

Amanda Seyfried lives on a farm with her husband Thomas Sadoski, two kids, and a variety of farm animals. Her farm animal pets include horses, mini-horses, goats, sheep, chickens, ducks, a donkey, and more. Many if not most of her farm animals are rescues. In October 2024, she admitted her farm has a reputation for taking in any injured or abandoned animals.

Gus

Of Amanda Seyfried’s farm animal family, her pet donkey, Gus, is the most famous.

Amanda Seyfried

Amanda Seyfried Pets

Birthday

December 3, 1985 (38)

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Amanda Seyfried is an American actress and singer who first gained prominence with her role as Karen Smith in the hit teen comedy Mean Girls (2004) with Lindsay Lohan, which showcased her comedic talent and established her as a notable figure in Hollywood. One of her most acclaimed performances came with her portrayal of Marion Davies in the biographical drama Mank (2020), earning her nominations for both a Golden Globe and an Academy Award.

Seyfried starred in the musical film Mamma Mia! (2008) and its sequel Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018), where her singing abilities were prominently featured. In the romantic drama Dear John (2010), she played a significant role opposite Channing Tatum, while in the dark comedy horror Jennifer’s Body (2009) with Megan Fox, she displayed her ability to tackle edgier material. Her role in the adaptation of Les Misérables (2012) further cemented her status as a talented actress capable of performing in large ensemble casts. Recently, her portrayal of Elizabeth Holmes in the Hulu miniseries The Dropout (2022) brought her critical acclaim, winning her a Golden Globe and an Emmy Award.

Seyfried worked with Meryl Streep in Mamma Mia! and its sequel, and shared the screen with Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway in Les Misérables. In Mank, she collaborated with director David Fincher and actor Gary Oldman. Her performance in The Dropout involved working closely with showrunner Elizabeth Meriwether and co-stars Naveen Andrews and William H. Macy. Seyfried’s diverse range of collaborations also includes roles alongside Julianne Moore in Chloe (2009) and Justin Timberlake in In Time (2011).

Beyond her acting career, Seyfried is an advocate for animal rights. She is involved with the International Network for Aid, Relief and Assistance (INARA), which provides medical assistance to refugee children, and often uses her social media platforms to raise awareness about various humanitarian issues. Seyfried lives on a farm and is known for her love of animals, particularly her pet donkey, Gus, who she often features in her social media posts.