Koa Bear (Dog)
Paris Jackson has one rescue dog, a Pitbull mix named Koa Bear that she adopted in 2016. Koa has made the headlines a few times over the years. This includes getting attacked by an opossum in April 2017, which she recovered from after a trip to the vet. Also in January 2023, Paris lost Koa near her home in Los Angeles, but with the help of a friend was able to track her down. But not before the paparazzi were able to photograph her.
Ember (Cat)
Paris Jackson has a fluffy rescue cat named Ember that she adopted in May 2016 from the Best Friends Animal Society. A month after adopting the kitten, she Tweeted that she kept her litter box in her bathroom so they could pee at the same time. Ember may have passed away as she hasn’t been mentioned by Paris or shown on her social media in years, while her cat Froto has.
So this little angel is Ember. she’s a rescue kitty from Best Friends Animal Society, where she was taken care of after she had her first litter before she even reached the age of one year. there are so many sweethearts just like her that need homes and loving families to take care of them. unfortunately i could only bring one snuggle-bug home with me and i’m happy to say it was Ember. the adoption process at BFAS is very quick and simple, so if you’re in the area, please make a stop. i promise at least one of the cats or dogs there will steal your heart
-Paris Jackson, Instagram
Kenya (Dog)
Paris, Prince, and Bigi (Blanket) Jackson had a childhood dog together named Kenya, a Chocolate Labrador gifted to them by their father, Michael Jackson, for Christmas in 2006. Kenya passed away in October 2020 at the age of 14. The video below shows the moment Kenya was revealed to Jackson’s kids. The video, with his song “You Are My Life” playing in the background, was also famously played during Jackson’s wrongful death civil trial.
F**k man I don’t know how to do this… On 10/26/20 my closest friend of almost 14 years died. I’ve been trying to think of words to say that could capture what Kenya means to me but there doesn’t seem to be anything good enough to say. I couldn’t imagine my life without Kenya as he was so important for my growth. I’ll miss his loud breathing, stinky breath, random farts, his soft ears and multiple chins. This dog meant so much to me it really hurts to see him go. But I’m grateful he was in his house with someone he loved, I’m thankful I got to say goodbye to my baby. There will never be a dog like you buddy you’re a one of kind. R.I.P. to my baby, my puppy, my bear, I won’t forget you. I would really appreciate it if everyone would send me or tag me in any photos or videos of Kenya.
–Paris Jackson, Instagram
Frodo (Cat)
Paris Jackson has a fluffy cat named Frodo. He was named after Elijah Wood’s character Frodo Baggins from the “Lord of the Rings” series, which are some of Paris’ favorite movies. She’s had Frodo at least since the start of 2020, but it’s unknown when exactly she adopted him.
Ozzy (Dog)
Paris Jackson adopted a second dog that’s a Rotweiller named Ozzy, named after rock legend Ozzy Osbourne. She got Ozzy sometime in early 2023 and first posted about him in March 2023. Due to Ozzy already being an adult dog and having cropped ears, we’d guess that he’s a rescue.
Katie and Thriller (Cat)
Paris, Prince, and Bigi (Blanket) Jackson has two childhood cats called Katie and Thriller.
Paris Jackson
Paris Jackson is an American actress, model, and musician, best known for being the daughter of Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe. Her brother is Prince Jackson. She made her acting debut in the TV series “Star” in 2017 and later appeared in the film “Gringo” in 2018, alongside David Oyelowo, Charlize Theron, Amanda Seyfried, and Thandiwe Newton. Paris has also been a part of the modeling industry and has worked with major brands like Calvin Klein, Chanel, and Vogue.
Paris has collaborated with several artists, musicians, and celebrities throughout her career. In 2018, she starred in a music video for the song “Dragonfly” by Nahko and Medicine for the People. She has also worked with musician Andy Hull, collaborating on his band’s album “Manchester Orchestra.” Paris has been an active member of the LGBTQ+ community and has worked with artist and activist Amanda Lepore, appearing in her music video “Buckle Up.”
Paris has also been involved in various philanthropic activities. She has worked with organizations like the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, supporting their efforts to fight against the spread of HIV/AIDS. In 2018, she was honored with the Life Ball’s Next Generation Award for her commitment to activism and philanthropy.
