Major Tom (orange tabby cat on the table) was one of the first in line
for his annual picture with Santa
All dressed up ready for a picture with Santa
Waiting
Waiting
Waiting
Setting up for a picture, Darren ready to take the picture with
Cindy waiting to work the squeaky toy
Cindy waiting to work the squeaky toy
Former shelter resident Tonka stopped by with his family
All dressed up for Christmas and a picture with Santa
Luna-Leela one of our former foster mums stopped
by for a picture and a cuddle :-)
The local rescued greyhound club , , ,
came by for their annual picture with Santa
Former foster pup, Marley (aka Seal) now three years old!
Shelley and her canine pals waiting to see Santa
Another former shelter resident, Skeeter, hanging out with Santa
About 100 people brought their pet for a picture with Santa, the majority of pets were dogs but we did see several cats and one guinea pig - who thankfully managed to not disappear inside Santa's beard.
About 100 people brought their pet for a picture with Santa, the majority of pets were dogs but we did see several cats and one guinea pig - who thankfully managed to not disappear inside Santa's beard.
This year we did not get a group shot at the end of the event due to running over our allotted time, but much appreciation and thanks go to Jennifer, Gail, Amie and Christa who along with Branch Manger Cindy and myself volunteered at the event . . . busy and hectic at times, but also a lot of fun.
Darren Bernaerdt (photography)
Eagle Ridge Veterinary Hospital (treats)
London Drugs (picture developing)
Sunnycrest Mall (use of Santa display)
and of course, Santa
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
without who the event could not happen each year!
without who the event could not happen each year!
Darren Bernaerdt (photography)
Eagle Ridge Veterinary Hospital (treats)
London Drugs (picture developing)
Sunnycrest Mall (use of Santa display)
and of course, Santa
plus everyone who brought their pet for a picture
the event raised $1,045 for the Sunshine Coast Branch!
the event raised $1,045 for the Sunshine Coast Branch!


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