Celebrities Reveal Pet Rehoming Secrets

Giving up a beloved pet is a challenging choice, but some celebrities have candidly shared their experiences. Rachel Leviss' dog, Graham Cracker, initially named Hippie, was surrendered to trainers and subsequently rehomed by Lisa Vanderpump. This decision followed an incident involving Leviss' mother and occurred after Leviss' temporary stay at a mental health facility.

Andy Cohen faced a different situation with his dog Wacha, adopted in 2013. Seven years later, Cohen announced Wacha had found a new home due to safety concerns for his young son, Benjamin. He cited professional advice indicating his home was not suitable for the dog, potentially leading to negative outcomes for both.

In another instance, actress Meagan Good admitted in April 2026 that she had to rehome her cat after moving in with her husband, Jonathan Majors. These public accounts highlight the complex reasons behind celebrity pet rehoming decisions.