Bagpipes (Dog)
Jennifer Coolidge currently has three rescue dogs, this one has the great name of Bagpipes.
Chewy (Dog)
Jennifer Coolidge also adopted a dog named Chewy (short for Chewbacca). Chewy was rescued by The Animal Rescue Mission from a Korean meat factory.
Big White Dog (Dog)
Jennifer Coolidge has one more rescue dog that we don’t know the name of.
Monkey and Dilly (Dog)
Jennifer Coolidge used to have two rescue dogs named Monkey and Dilly. In 2000, Coolidge saw a dog tied to a tree and a person nearby said the dog had been abandoned there, so she took her home and named her Dilly. in 2009, Coolidge filmed an ASPCA segment to get Monkey adopted, but she had no luck. Coolidge thought Monkey was very charming and ended up adopting her the next day. They had their photo taken with Coolidge in 2016 for the ASPCA’s “150 Days of Rescue” event to celebrate their 105th anniversary.
Photo Credit: ASPCA/Dewey Nicks
Jennifer Coolidge
Birthday
August 28, 1961 (62)
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Jennifer Coolidge is an American actress and comedian best known for her comedic roles in films such as Legally Blonde 1 and 2 (2001-2003), American Pie 1 and 2 (1999-2002), and A Cinderella Story (2004). She also starred in Best in Show (2000), a parody of the Best in Show dog competition. Coolidge has appeared in a wide range of films and television shows throughout her career, and is known for her ability to portray comical, larger-than-life characters with warmth and wit. In addition to her work in film and television, Coolidge has also performed stand-up comedy and has lent her voice to animated series and films. She is a talented actress and comedian who has won over audiences with her memorable performances and enduring comedic style. She’s most recently starred in HBO’s comedy-drama anthology The White Lotus (2021), alongside Sydney Sweeney, Murray Bartlett, Alexandra Daddario, Connie Britton, Jake Lacy, and Steve Zahn.
Jennifer Coolidge – a proud animal rights advocate
Coolidge has always been active as an animal rights advocate, especially for dogs. She often works with or supports various animal and dog welfare groups, such as the ASPCA, and organizations fighting against the dog meat trade.
