Prodigy star Keith Flint’s eight dogs have finally found new homes following the singer’s death after they were heard pining for him.
The dogs lived at the star’s £1.5million Essex estate, but were heard whining and barking for their tragic owner, who died from hanging on March 4.
He was found with unspecified amounts of cocaine, alcohol and codeine in his system.
The 49-year-old musician was discovered by a friend at his mansion.
According to a staff member at nearby pub The Leather Bottle - which was once owned by the Prodigy frontman - all eight dogs were “very content” in their new homes.
Speaking about the much-loved pets, a source said: “Keith loved his dogs. You would always see him walking them in the fields.
“They seemed utterly devoted to him, and lost without him.”
Following Keith’s death, his estate was forced to employ a carer to take care of his pets until they were rehomed.
According to a neighbour, the dogs received 24-hour care and comforting following their owner’s death.
