
(SeaPRwire) – At the Cannes Film Festival, Sneh Sharma and Bhupendra Khanal paid homage to their late dog, Mowgli, wearing Himalayan-themed attire for Dogsee Chew, transforming the red carpet into a touching tribute to love, heritage, and the guiding force behind their path.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 21, 2026 – Dogsee Chew achieved a historic milestone at the Cannes Film Festival by becoming the first international pet brand to appear on the legendary red carpet, signifying a pivotal moment for the sector on one of the globe’s most distinguished cultural platforms.
The brand was represented by co-founders and pet parents Sneh Sharma and Bhupendra Khanal, whose presence held both industry importance and profound personal significance. To pay a touching tribute to Mowgli, their late dog and the inspiration for Dogsee Chew, the founders donned custom outfits adorned with his embroidered image, making the occasion a powerful homage to love, inheritance, and mission.
Established in 2015, Dogsee Chew introduced Himalayan yak chews for dogs and has since evolved into a globally recognized natural pet brand, operating in more than 30 nations and cherished by over a million pet owners globally.
Their attendance at Cannes not only represented a historic first for the pet sector but also mirrored the increasing cultural importance of pets as family members and the expanding worldwide dialogue regarding mindful pet care and natural pet nutrition.



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