Shelby
Ree Drummond adopted Shelby in June 2023. Shelby joins the large pack at her Pawhuska, Oklahoma ranch.
Rusty
Ree Drummond has a Basset Hound named Rusty.
Fred
Ree Drummond has a Basset Hound named Fred.
Henry
Ree Drummond has a Basset Hound named Henry.
Presley
Ree Drummond has a German Shepherd named Henry.
Lucy
Ree Drummond has a Yellow Lab named Lucy.
Duke
Ree Drummond has a Yellow Lab named Duke.
Walter
Ree Drummond had a Basset Hound named Walter, who sadly passed away in July 2023.
Goodbye, sweet wonderful Walter. I’m going to bed early so I can turn off these tears and instead dream sweet memories of you, the most loving loyal pure-hearted doggie our family has ever known. Go find your brother Charlie and have some fun, ol’ boy.
@thepioneerwoman, Instagram, July 2023
George
George is not formally Ree Drummond’s dog. Her daughter, Alex, adopted a Golden Retriever named George earlier in 2023.
Charlie
Ree Drummond had a beloved Basset Hound named Charlie, who passed away in January 2017 after a battle with lymphoma. Charlie was the star of several children’s books authored by Drummond.
Ree Drummond
Birthday
January 6, 1969 (55)
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Ree Drummond is an American television personality, food writer, photographer, and rancher widely recognized for her inviting charm and delightful recipes. Drummond, fondly known as “The Pioneer Woman,” has become a beloved figure for her engaging storytelling, evoking the spirit of the American frontier through her words and her kitchen.
Drummond’s journey into the spotlight began rather unexpectedly. Her blog, “The Pioneer Woman,” started in 2006, quickly garnered attention for its whimsical insights into ranch life, home-schooling, and, most notably, easy-to-follow, mouth-watering recipes. With a warm and captivating narrative style, she made a name for herself among home cooks and food enthusiasts, sparking a unique connection with millions of people around the world. In 2011, Drummond’s charisma and the popularity of her blog culminated in a cooking show on The Food Network, also named “The Pioneer Woman,” which allowed her to reach an even larger audience.
Throughout her career, Drummond has had the opportunity to interact and work with numerous high-profile chefs and celebrities. This roster includes individuals like Bobby Flay, Giada De Laurentiis, Guy Fieri, Martha Stewart, Rachael Ray, Alton Brown, Alex Guarnaschelli, Ina Garten, Paula Deen, and Trisha Yearwood. These interactions, be it in competitive cook-offs, guest appearances, or collaborative content creation, have played a significant role in shaping Drummond’s culinary perspective.
In terms of recognition, Drummond’s work has not gone unnoticed. Her show, “The Pioneer Woman,” has received the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Culinary Program, attesting to its quality and impact. Moreover, her blog has been honored multiple times at the Annual Weblog Awards, also known as “The Bloggies,” winning Best Kept Secret Blog, Best Food Blog, Best Writing of a Blog, and Blog of the Year.
While Drummond’s love for cooking is apparent, her love for animals is equally commendable. Living on a ranch, she is surrounded by various kinds of animals and her appreciation and respect for them is evident in her works. One such instance is her book “Charlie the Ranch Dog,” which is inspired by her late Basset Hound, Charlie. Additionally, she often advocates for the humane treatment of farm animals and has used her platform to raise awareness about animal welfare issues.
