Live Oak — For 27 years the Suwannee Valley Humane Society has been entertaining dog and cat lovers with their annual pet show and this year was no different. A generous crowd turned out at the Colosseum Saturday morning, Oct. 20, to watch the parade of cats and dogs being shown off by their proud and loving owners. There were contests for cutest kitten or puppy, longest and shortest tails, ears and hair, best costume and even ugliest dog, among many others. For more information or to learn how to adopt a new pet, call the Suwannee Valley Humane Society at 866-236-7812.
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Waiting for the show to begin.
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These two bulldogs are ready to compete.
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Dog, dogs and more dogs! -Photo: Joyce Marie Taylor
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A couple of happy winners. -Photo: Joyce Marie Taylor
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An armful of lovin' for this little one.
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Is it a dog or a football? -Photo: Joyce Marie Taylor
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Looks like this guy wants a belly scratch. -Photo: Joyce Marie Taylor
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This tail wagger gets some encouragement before the show. -Photo: Joyce Marie Taylor
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