Millie Bobby Brown Reveals She Has 9 Pet Dogs and Is Fostering a Further ‘23 Dogs Right Now'

The 'Stranger Things' actress opened up about her love for her four-legged friends during a visit to 'The Drew Barrymore Show'

Millie Bobby Brown sure is a dog lover — and she has the pooches at home to prove it!

During an appearance on Thursday's episode of The Drew Barrymore Show, the Stranger Things star, 20, opened up about her many furry friends, revealing that she has nine dogs and is fostering "23 dogs right now."

“I actually have a 17-year-old dog who I rescued who was like, dumped on the streets, "Brown said, adding that it's "so sad" to see how dogs in shelters. "And so right now I'm at, like, nine dogs."

“I rescue many dogs," she said later. "I'm fostering 23 dogs right now.”

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Brown went on to note that she had to move out of her parents' house due to wanting more animals.

“I live next to my parents,” she said. “I was living with them, then when I turned 18 I was like, ‘I want another dog.' And they were like, ‘No, you can’t fit any more dogs in your room,’ And I was like, ‘Well I want a rabbit and I want farm animals.’ So I moved out and I moved next door."

"But like my parents still do my laundry," the actress joked.

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Earlier this month, Brown appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon alongside her 3-year-old poodle Winnie.

"I loved meeting your poodle backstage," Fallon told his guest.

"She somehow makes everything about her," Brown joked. "She's just so selfish. She's a queen."

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Meanwhile, Barrymore's dog Douglas joined the talk show host during her segment with Brown, and revealed that she recently lost one of her dogs.

"His girlfriend Lucy, who is 11, just passed away last week and it was so hard, I know it's such a transition," Barrymore, 49, said. "Now our cat, Lucky... he never let her in before, she'd always want to like cuddle up to him and he was like 'No no no no’ — now he's like, and I woke up this morning and they were spooning,” Barrymore added. “So it’s like they know.”

“Yeah, they do know and they grieve,” Brown said.

The Drew Barrymore Show airs weekdays on CBS (check local listings).

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