Alex The Great, a therapy bunny known for providing emotional support, passed away at the age of 4 due to complications from cancer treatment. He had been a beloved figure at various events, including ballgames, airports, and markets. Alex was the first bunny seen at Oracle Park and was loved for his unique personality, often sporting bow ties and riding in a remote-controlled car. His owners, Kei Kato and Josh Row, who saved him from a slaughterhouse, described the overwhelming impact Alex had on their lives and the joy he brought to many others.
Alex The Great, a therapy bunny beloved for providing comfort and joy, passed away after complications from cancer treatment. He was cherished by many.
Kei Kato and Josh Row saved Alex from a slaughterhouse, but the bunny ended up saving them, spreading love and joy wherever he went.
Fans were often left in awe of Alex's size and spirit, eager to capture memories with him, as he provided emotional support at various events.
Giants CEO Larry Baer fondly remembered Alex for his surprise visits to the ballpark and the comfort he brought to so many who loved him.
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