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life with animals- our cats and dogs welcome spring

Bandit catching some sun
 The animals are loving this warm sunny weather. Walking around outside is an adventure, watching them run about, mingle with each other, play and climb and chase things. Life without animals would be very boring.

the pups hanging out in the yard
Trilli (left) and Dakota (right) in the yard
Dakota bear is a very handsome dog
Do you have any animals that keep your life interesting?

Until next time,

Angela Kelly 

Zae hiding in one of the many houses we have set up for the kitties


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