Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez and More Who Are Adopting or Fostering Pets: Photos

Stars' best friends! Miley Cyrus, Selena Gomez and more celebrities have turned to their furry friends for comfort during the coronavirus outbreak — and many are providing forever homes to pups in need. The "Slide Away" singer and ex-boyfriend Cody Simpson introduced their rescue pup Bo to their Instagram followers in March 2020, adding to Cyrus' growing menagerie of pets. The Disney alum spoke with the owner of California's Wagmor Luxury Spa, Hotel & Rescue, Melissa Bacelar, during a recent episode of her Instagram Live series and discussed how the current COVID-19 crisis has impacted animal shelters across the country. "[Bo] was so shy when we first got him and he’s totally out of his shell now. He’s such a mama’s boy, which I love," Cyrus told the shelter owner earlier this month. Gomez also used her platform to encourage fans to think of the canine companions who are in need of a safe home during this hectic time. "I would like to introduce my new family member, Daisy," the Spring Breakers actress said during a livestream on Instagram later that month. "I know a few friends who are fostering right now, just to give animals a safe place ... I couldn't help it, I had to keep her." Not only does fostering or adopting a pet benefit the lucky pups who are given forever homes, but having the support of a pet is equally as beneficial for the new caretakers, especially during periods of high stress. For actress Camila Morrone, fostering her husky was "the single best decision" she could have made for her mental health during her self-quarantine. "For all my friends showing interest in doing this, DO IT," the Argentina native captioned a snuggly Instagram post of herself and her new pup, noting that fostering an animal in need is a life-changing experience. "You won’t regret it ❤️❤️❤️❤️ these sweet creatures need you so badly." After less than one year of marriage, Amanda Batula and Kyle Cooke decided to expand their family and adopted rescue pups Reese and Ryder. “Amanda slept with them for a week because they would cry alone —sometimes in the pen, sometimes on the floor by their side,” Cooke gushed over his wife in a February 2022 Instagram snap. “I always knew she would be an amazing mom but I underestimated how much joy these little girls would bring her as a dog mom, and how much love she would give them in return.” Several months later, the Summer House costars' lives with their dogs remained blissful. “I don't want to say perfect, but it's been close to perfect,” Batula exclusively told Us Weekly in August 2022. “We have our two dogs right now and we are so happy with the little family that we have. It's perfect. I would love more dogs. That's in my future — more dogs!”Sign up for Us Weekly's free, daily newsletter and never miss breaking news or exclusive stories about your favorite celebrities, TV shows and more! Scroll down to see which other stars have adopted or fostered dogs to help them get through their coronavirus isolation and beyond: