Swaggy Wolfdog attends the 2024 iHeartPodcast Awards
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Celebrity Pup Swaggy Wolfdog Loses $100K Diamond Chain at iHeartRadio Event

Celebrity pup Swaggy Wolfdog recently made headlines for his appearance at the iHeartRadio Music Festival. With over 10 million followers, the famous canine captured everyone’s attention with a striking chain at the event held in the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

However, things took a turn for the worse when his custom-made $100,000 diamond chain went missing. After the loss, Swaggy’s team announced a cash reward to whoever found it.

Swaggy Wolfdog’s team offers cash reward for missing chain

Swaggy Wolfdog, a Husky boasting millions of followers, shone brightly with a chain at the iHeartRadio Music Festival this past weekend in Las Vegas. His signature style captivated the audience while posing for pictures with celebrities. Unfortunately, after his priceless diamond chain disappeared, the event became a nightmare for the male Husky.

As per Fox 40, the chain was a gift from luxury jeweler Aporro and went missing on the day of the event. This happened only a few days after Swaggy received the chain. This statement piece instantly became part of his outfits and photos, garnering more attention. The dog continues to go viral for his poses with A-list celebrities, including Camila Cabello, DJ Snake, and more.

Meanwhile, Swaggy’s team announced they will offer a cash reward to anyone who finds and returns the missing diamond chain.

The celebrity dog became popular after his picture with Taylor Swift at Coachella went viral, putting him into the spotlight. The outlets reveal that the dog started on Musically, now known as TikTok. Before his catapult to fame, Swaggy was a rescue dog. He is currently the President and pet aggregator of his own organization, Life of Miracles. His team created it to rescue abandoned dogs from Mexico.

Swaggy has over 3 million followers on Instagram and over 7 million on TikTok, among other social media platforms.

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