THE Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco said she's "run out of tears" following her dog Norman's death.
The 35-year-old actress revealed her beloved dog passed away on Saturday.
took to her Instagram Story to update her fans on how she's been holding up since Norman's tragic death.
In a video posted on Saturday night, Kaley began: "I just wanted to say thank you to everybody. I can't believe the outpouring of love I received in regards to Norman.
"I didn't realize so many people loved him as much as I did."
She continued: "I read all your comments today. People sent flowers and text messages and phone calls and I can't tell you what that's meant to me.
"It's really gotten me through today."
The actress added: "I think I might have run out of tears at this point.
"You know when you cry so much that you actually don't notice if you're crying anymore? That's kind of what today was."
Kaley concluded: "So thank you. I really, actually feel everybody's love.
"I hope you know that it means the world to me."
One snap showed Kaley rocking a hat that read "Yes, Norman," which she captioned: "And his memory will never fade."
Kaley shared the news that in an emotional Instagram post.
Alongside two that captured her with Norman, she wrote: "💔 earth shattering deep gut wrenching pain I didn’t know was possible.
"Norman, you were my entire world for 14 years.
"Thank you for smiling at me as you left this world, confirming for me once again our language was ours alone."
star is an outspoken animal lover and often shares snaps with her many pets on social media.
The star clearly loved Norman, as she named her film and television production company - Norman Productions - after the beloved dog.
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Kaley and husband , who she married in 2018, sadly in November after they adopted the rescue dog in August.
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Karl, 30, shared the tragic news that Petunia had passed away in a heartfelt at the time.
Kaley reposted Karl's announcement onto her Instagram Story, adding: "Thank you @PawsForLifeK9 for initially saving her. We were so honored to love her in her final days."