HOW DO I LOOK?

Bunny ears for the Easter parade, reindeer antlers for the annual Christmas card, a tiny blue yarmulke for the neighbor dog’s bark-mitzvah, a garland of marigolds in honor of the Hindu bride and groom. What our dogs won’t do for a few laughs and a peanut-butter biscuit! And a doggie birthday party? Go ahead, eat the cake—the whole thing! Straight off the floor! And all we have to do is wear a cone-shaped hat? Sign us up!

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“I wag, skip, doze, drool over food, dribble over shoes and lark around with my pals. And I SMILE now that I have a home. I even smile at the cats when they let me share their food.” (Som was rescued from the streets of Bangkok and is a perfect spokesdog for SCAD, Soi [street] Cats and Dogs in Thailand.)

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Party Dogs! Did I hear someone say cake?

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Peanut (at only three pounds) makes do with the smallest post-op kitty cone.

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Easton “I’m the happy birthday boy!”

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Beatrix & Cleo
Sunflower Girls!

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Max
Pure delight hosting 50 other Bichons!

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Gideon
Caught taking a cat nap.

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Pumpkin
Cheers to Pumpkin—she’s sweet 15!

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Tasha
“If I could just stick my nose a little farther under this mossy fence. What? Moss on my face?”

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Sugar
Prettied up and raring to go.

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Wrinkles should merely indicate were smiles have been.

—Mark Twain

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Georgia’s message to us all—Bee Happy!