Kabosu, the Japanese dog who inspired the Doge meme and influenced internet culture for more than a decade, died Friday after a long illness, according to her owner. She was 18 years old.
Her owner, Atsuko Sato, said Kabosu passed away at 7:50 a.m. on Friday when she fell into a “deep sleep” at her home in Japan. “Kabosu is at rest now,” she wrote in a message she shared online.
它的主人发文表示：“穿过窗户，柔和的光线投射进房间来，窗外有鸟儿在歌唱，我照顾着它，卡波苏就像睡着了一样，安静地离开了。”
“致长期喜爱卡波苏的人们，真的非常感谢。我认为卡波苏是世界上最幸福的狗狗，而我是最幸福的主人。”
“Through the window, the soft light was shining in. Outside the window, birds were singing on a beautiful morning,” Sato wrote in Japanese. “As I caressed her, as if she was sleeping, she passed away quietly.”
“Everyone who loved Kabosu, thank you very much. Kabosu was the happiest dog in the world. And I was the happiest dog owner in the world,” she added.
“狗狗币”的社交媒体账号也发文悼念卡波苏，称：“它是只知道幸福与爱的存在......请将它铭记在心，继续书写自己的故事。”
2008年11月，柴犬卡波苏被现主人——日本一位幼儿园的老师佐藤敦子(Atsuko Sato)收养。主人还特地为它开通了博客“和Kabosu酱一起散步”，记录它的日常生活。
2010年2月13日，主人佐藤敦子(Atsuko Sato) 在自己的博客上发布了卡波苏的一系列照片，其中一张照片中，它倚靠在沙发上，前爪相叠，侧身瞪眼竖起眉毛，传神的表情令人忍俊不禁，照片迅速在如Reddit等社交媒体上走红。
Kabosu was a female Shiba Inu dog who was adopted by Sato, a kindergarten teacher, in 2008. Photos of the dog went viral after they were shared on Reddit in 2013, kicking off a popular meme called Doge in which a photo is overlaid with inner monologue in broken English.
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