Raising Cane's mascot is, naturally, Raising Cane the yellow Labrador Retriever. Graves hadn't considered the dog's name while initially naming the restaurant, planning to call it "Sockeye's" at ...

Cane III, like his name suggests, is the third mascot of the chicken chain. Raising Cane's is named after Graves' original dog Cane, who lived from 1992-98 and was the first mascot when the chain ...

Todd Graves, the founder and CEO of Raising Cane's ... he decided to name the restaurant after his beloved yellow Labrador retriever, Cane. The dog was a frequent visitor to the construction ...

During the campaign, running now through January 5, Raising Cane’s is offering a limited-edition Plush Puppy inspired by the candy cane. The name of the theme is “Raise a Little Cane.” ...

Launched in Louisiana in 1996 and named after the founder’s Labrador Retriever Cane, the restaurant has made a name ... dog, which have become a tradition at the restaurant. Unlike many other ...

Raising Cane was the name of Graves' yellow lab about the time when he started his chicken empire. So, your first lesson on how to become a billionaire, kids, is to get a good puppy dog.

Looking to spoil your dog or find a new furry ... pet products and even snap a photo with Cane III! Every adopted pet receives a doggy bag, bandana and Raising Cane’s Kid’s Combo Certificate.

Raising Cane's, which specializes in chicken fingers, first opened in 1996 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, according to the company. The company's name comes from the name of one of its founders dogs ...

In honor of Raising Cane's "golden birthday," the chicken restaurant is selling a limited-edition golden plush puppy, with proceeds benefiting the Wisconsin Humane Society.The stuffed animal is ...