Kaley Cuoco has a 'large pack of dogs' and won't say the exact number because she's worried it's illegal

• Kaley Cuoco said she can't say how many dogs she owns in case she it's an "illegal amount."
• Riverside County, CA, states that you need a kennel permit if you own five or more dogs.
• Cuoco is known for her love of animals and owns 25 horses, a pack of dogs, a bunny, and a goat.

Kaley Cuoco, who is known for her love of animals, said in an interview with Variety that she is scared to say how many dogs she owns in case it's an "illegal amount."

The former "The Big Bang Theory" actress was speaking to the publication about her new HBO Max show "The Flight Attendant" in an interview that took place in Cuoco's horse trailer.

Cuoco owns a farm in the Coachella Valley that currently houses an extraordinary amount of animals, Variety reported, including 25 horses and a "large pack of dogs." But Cuoco is worried to say just how many dogs she owns in case she gets into trouble.

"I'm not allowed to say how many I have, because I am afraid they will come knocking, saying that it's an illegal amount," Cuoco said.

In Riverside County, the law states that kennel or cattery permits are required if you own more than five dogs or 10 cats at one residential property. You must apply for the permit from the county's City Hall.

Cuoco is known for her love of animals, and in 2019 named many of her animals during an appearance on "The Kelly Clarkson Show," including her pet bunny Simon, her pet goat Tarantula, and the pet that she had the longest, Norman the dog - who was with her for 14 years.

Sadly, Norman died earlier this year. Cuoco wrote a touching tribute to Norman on Instagram when he died: "Norman, you were my entire world for 14 years. Thank you for smiling at me as you left this world, confirming once again our language was ours alone. You will always have my heart. "

Cuoco was speaking to Variety about her acclaimed TV show "The Flight Attendant" ahead of the Golden Globes on February 28, where she is nominated for the show for best actress in a television series, musical or comedy. Cuoco told Variety that she never thought she'd be nominated, while she wrote on Instagram at the news of her nomination: "I will never ever forget this moment and I can't stop crying."