If you don’t know who this sister-and-brother (littermates, three years old) were named after, you’re going to have to look it up on your own. (Logan is the one in the first picture, Jean Grey the one with more white.)
Second day in a row with just too many adorable pictures to caption or hovertext. All the people in the pictures are just passers-by who thought the pair were just as adorable as I did.
This fine pup was guarding the door of the Starving Musician in Santa Cruz, making sure nobody took off with anything valuable.
The musician may be starving but his dog seems to be doing just fine.
Nikko (Japanese for ‘sunshine’) is a gorgeous two-year-old critter who I ran into just today. According to his dad, he’s mostly friendly unless you try to take his toy away.
Too many cute pictures today to pick just a few, so no hovertext or captions.
These two weren’t seeming very attentive. I think they just wanted to be left alone.
Have to see if I can get a few adoption pictures again this year.
Meet Stella, 6. Nobody quite knows what she is, but she’s pretty neat, huh?
Someone gets plenty of tooth-brushing. Nice smile!
She was a natural in front of the camera.
I haven’t given you a taste of Cody, AKA Laundrypuppy, in quite a while now. So here he is, five years old and staking his claim to the hearts of all who wander by.
One of these days I’m going to climb up there with him.
Someone can’t quite reach the remains of that burger.
Seems kind of mean, keeping your pup at table level.
I dropped by Macy’s on the first day of the new kittens-and-puppies display: Thanksgiving Day. Look who was there!
This kitten spent an inordinate amount of time trying to get out of the enclosure. I wonder how many escaped the first year they did this display?
Gia (2) is wondering what you’re thankful for?
Rilley is 5 months old, and is named after a character from Confederacy of Dunces. He is not a dunce (and the Rilley from the book is not, in fact, one of the dunces for which the book is named). What he is is a mix of a wide variety of herd-ivorous caninity: Australian shepherd, German shepherd, and probably at least a couple other herding dogs as well. And if his current size and floofy feet are anything to go on, he’s gonna be a biggun!
His fur looks wiry and scruffy. It is not. It is suuuuuuper soft.