In a world where internet fame can feel fleeting, one fuzzy friend captured Bay Area hearts with unparalleled charm and resilience.

A Bunny’s Incredible Journey

Alex The Great wasn’t just another cute animal - he was a four-legged therapy sensation who transformed spaces from sports arenas to airports into zones of pure joy. Rescued from a slaughterhouse by owners Kei Kato and Josh Row, this oversized Flemish giant became more than a pet; he became a symbol of hope and healing.

Beyond Just a Therapy Animal

Standing larger than life, Alex sported bow ties, rode in remote-controlled cars, and made surprise appearances at Giants games, Warriors matches, and even NASCAR races. His massive orange fur and signature cap made him an instant celebrity, with fans stopping to snap photos and receive unexpected emotional support.

A Legacy of Love

Despite battling cancer and ultimately passing away at just four years old, Alex left an indelible mark on the community. For Kato, who lost her brewery during the pandemic, Alex wasn’t just a pet - he was a lifeline of purpose and joy. His owners’ commitment to sharing his spirit ensured that his legacy would continue inspiring countless individuals seeking comfort and connection.

As Giants CEO Larry Baer poignantly noted, Alex brought extraordinary comfort and joy to everyone he encountered.