Even though between 3.5 and 4.1 million dogs and cats are adopted annually in the U.S., there are still many more who spend the holidays in shelters and need some festive joy. To help them, you can take your furry friend and go shopping for necessary items on your local animal shelter’s wish list. Delivering packed baskets of treats, toys, beds, and other staples can make a world of difference.
#24 Happy Holidays, Friends. Sending Piggy Smooches To All Of You Near And Far, No Matter What Holiday You Celebrate
#26 My Husband Made A "Klausmas Tree" By Hanging Tufts Of Cat Hair On The Tree. I Only Noticed Because Klaus Was Over There Eating One Of The Tufts
We hope we inspired you to try something new and festive with your pet for the next holiday season and snap a couple of pictures while you’re at it, just like the people on the list. May the following year be full of snowy escapades and freshly baked treats!
Let’s also not forget to extend the Christmas cheer to our furry friends in need. After all, the holidays are all about giving back.
#30 Christmas Tree Has Been Up For Less Than 24 Hours. Half The Ornaments Are Already Knocked Off And The Angel Doesn't Stand A Chance
#32 Got The Family Together For A Christmas Photo. Only 33% Of The Animals In The Photo Are Enjoying Themselves
#36 I Tried To Take A Nice Christmas Photo Of My Cat, But She Had Other Ideas
#38 She Found And Opened Her Own Present While We Were Gone Without Disturbing Any Other Presents. I Don't Know If That Makes Her Naughty Or Nice
