These are the richest pets in the world: find out why and who their famous “parents” are

Videos of pets leading luxurious lives with houses and fluffy beds just for them are often found on social networks, but some surpass them by maintaining million-dollar checking accounts capable of paying for all their needs and whims.

This is the Top 5 of the richest and most influential little furry people in the world according to the annual list published by All About Cats. Learn about the origin of their wealthy lives and who their owners are.

The richest pets in the world

Gunther VI

Who heads the list with about $500 million in his possession is a German shepherd named Gunther VI, who is even known for having sold a mansion for $29 million in 2022.

He is the grandson of Gunther III, a pet who received an inheritance of $80 million from his owner, the German Countess Karlotta Leibenstein, when she died in 1992.

Nala Cat

As expected, the kitten certified by Guinness Record for having the largest number of followers on social networks is the second richest pet in the world with a fortune of around $100 million, which was also obtained by a lucrative contract with a brand for cat food.

Olivia Benson

In third place with $97 million to her name is singer Taylor Swift’s Scottish fold kitten, Olivia Benson, who not only appears in the artist’s videos, but also owns her own clothing line and has been featured in commercials for Diet Coke and Nerd Sneakers.

Sadie, Sunny, Lauen, Layla and Luke

These five dogs are the pets of Oprah Winfrey, a famous presenter, businesswoman and actress who will inherit a total of $30 million to these canines when she dies.

jiffpom

The Pomeranian puppy is the owner of a fortune of about $25 million that he has obtained through his only job as an influencer on social networks and, according to People, his owners charge $32,906 for each of his posts.

(YO)

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