Lucy Hale has an adorable new furry friend in her life!
The actress, 31, announced on Saturday that she’s adopted a puppy named Ethel, who had previously been fostered by Kristen Bell.
“My little family of 3,” Hale wrote on Instagram alongside a collection of photographs of her new puppy bonding with the actress and her beloved dog Elvis.
“Everyone meet Ethel. Thank you Melissa and everyone at @wagmorpets for rescuing her & for all you do to find safe homes for these angels,” she wrote, before giving a big shout out to The Good Place star, 40. “And big thank you to the best @kristenanniebell for fostering!! We love u🐾♥️”
Hale also went on to repost a photo of Bell and Ethel together on her Instagram Story, writing, “Thank u auntie @kristenanniebell for being the best foster.”
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Hours earlier, Bell shared a sweet message announcing that all of the dogs she had been fostering were on their way to forever homes.
“Just finished fostering some itty bitty new rescue pups from @wagmorpets – they are all adopted as of TODAY(yay!!)!” she captioned a series of photos and videos of the pups.
Although her own foster puppies had already been adopted, Bell encouraged any of her followers who were interested in welcoming a new dog into their lives to check out the Los Angeles-based rescue organization.
“@wagmorpets has lots more rescues avail!” she wrote
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Hale, who has used her platform to raise awareness about the lack of pet-friendly options available for those looking to leave abusive situations, previously opened up to PEOPLE about her enduring love for her dog Elvis.
“I did all of quarantine alone, so I honestly don’t know what I would’ve done without Elvis. He kept me company and kept me sane,” she said last October of the maltipoo.
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“We were already super close, but I feel we bonded even more during that time,” she added, calling the dog her “best friend.”
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