View photos of the Jenny by Jenny Yoo Bridal Spring 2026 collection.

Jenny’s energy levels have been boosted, and as a result, she’s been able to forgo multiple daily laxatives. She also revealed that she’d tried a blood-type-based diet, which has been “f ...

During an on camera interview with Jenny McCarthy at the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards red carpet, she told Fox News Digital that an astrologer predicted she’d marry Donnie Wahlberg.

News was confirmed by Jenny Kiratli, the donkey’s handler, who told local outlet Palo Alto that Perry had been euthanised after battling a painful hoof disease called laminitis.

Jenny Kiratli, the donkey's handler, told Palo Alto Online that outside of his hometown Perry has an unlikely connection to one of Hollywood's most famous movie franchises - Shrek.

He was our Perry,” said Jenny Kiratli, lead handler at the Barron Park Donkey Project (BPDP). Perry, then just around three-years-old, arrived at BPDP in the spring of 1997, where he bonded with ...

Everywhere Jenny Kiratli goes these days, someone stops her to share their memories of Perry the miniature donkey. The beloved Palo Alto, Calif., creature — who was the model for Donkey, the ...

Caption: Handler Jenny Kiratli pets Perry, the miniature donkey who was the animation model for the iconic character voiced by Eddie Murphy in the movie Shrek. (Submitted by Jenny Kiratli) ...

His death came after a long battle with laminitis, a painful hoof condition. Jenny Kiratli, his handler, confirmed the news and shared how Perry became the model for the iconic Donkey character.

Jenny Kiratli, a volunteer wrangler at the Barron Park Donkey project in Palo Alto, Calif., visits with the group’s remaining two donkeys, April and Buddy, Saturday, Jan. 4, 2025, two days after ...

Jenny Kiratli, lead handler at the Barron Park Donkey Project in Palo Alto, Calif., the organization that took care of Perry, said he was euthanized on Thursday after pain in his hooves worsened ...

Perry, a 30-year-old donkey, was the motion model for “Donkey” in the 2001 “Shrek” film. He lived at a Palo Alto pasture for nearly 30 years.