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Kabosu, the beloved Shiba Inu who charmed the internet as the face of the “Doge” meme, has left us at the ripe age of 18. Her owner, Atsuko Sato, a kindergarten teacher in Japan, shared the sad news on Instagram, plunging fans worldwide into mourning. Kabosu wasn’t just a pet; she was a cultural icon, whose whimsically captioned expressions brought laughter and joy to millions across the globe. Sato’s announcement on her blog, echoed by Dogecoin’s official X handle, paid tribute to Kabosu’s joyful spirit and boundless affection, reminding the community of the profound impact this one dog had on the world.
Kabosu’s life story is as unique as her fame. Sato adopted her in 2008, naming her after the kabosu fruit for her round, fruit-like face. Little did she know, Kabosu’s image would soon catapult to internet stardom, inspiring the creation of Dogecoin in 2013. Initially conceived as a humorous take on the burgeoning cryptocurrency scene, Dogecoin morphed into a major digital currency, underpinned by the likeness of Kabosu’s smirking visage. This inadvertently opened the doors for a flood of other dog-themed cryptocurrencies, including Shiba Inu Coin (SHIB) and Floki (FLOKI), further cementing Kabosu’s legacy in the digital age.
Despite a late 2022 scare with a leukemia diagnosis, Kabosu’s health saw moments of improvement, showcasing her resilience. Her passing marks the end of an era, not just for her family and the Dogecoin community, but for internet culture as a whole. As a muse for creativity and the embodiment of the joy and silliness found online, Kabosu’s impact is truly “immeasurable.” As the Dogecoin community reflects on her legacy, they’re reminded to carry her spirit of happiness and limitless love forward, honoring a being whose story has irrevocably shaped ours.
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