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Welcome to Pets Are Us where you can view all your favorite pets!

Featured Work

Young and Playful by Ruth Lambert

A young colt running amidst the wild flowers in the pasture! Series on: Kentucky horses & Equine photography
Love is in the air! by Fran0723

Mas des Cours cats.
Trying to be a percussionist. by Ellen

Probably for my new calendar…..
To Cute To Mint by Andrew S

A little orphaned lamb at Churchill Island Victoria, Australia. Churchill Island is set-up as a tourist attraction featuring the historic farm, heritage buildings and gardens. A chance to see how life was and listen to the staff and volunteers talk about the historical significance of the area. Taken with a Canon PowerShot S5IS / Shutter – 1/1614 / Aperture – f5 / ISO – 200 / Focal Length – 72mm / White Balance – Auto
Starr by jackitec

This is Starr the smallest male from Tara & Toby’s pups, taken in Alhaurin El Grande, Malaga Spain. Pentax K20-Sigma-50-500
Pretty by campbellart

Bella’s first trip to the groomer.
Cedar the Turtle by Angeleyes117

My daughter brought this home. It was barely the size of a quarter. It is now as big as my hand.
Please sir can I have some more ................................ by Sharon Perrett

This is one of the baby geckos that Katie’s gecko had, one day she started to dig in the sand furiously it went flying everywhere and when she had finished her log that she sleeps under was on top of a large mound,LOL it looked so funny. Jokingly I said to Grahame perhaps she’s been laying eggs and he scoffed at me and said he didn’t think so (at the time we thought the 3 geckos were all females). Anyway he decided to sort the tank out but when he went to flatten the sand he discovered 2 eggs. We dashed to the local garden centre which also sells tropical fish and got a large polystyrene box , a heater and a thermometer. He covered the bottom of the box with water put in a large ceramic plant pot unturned on which he sat a smallish box filled with vermiculite, he fixed the heater ,and attached the thermometer and put the lid on. He sat the thermometer on the side and when the temp reached the correct heat he nestled the 2 eggs in the vermiculite. Now all we could do was wait and hope the eggs would hatch, Grahame checked them now and again as he read that they take about 4 weeks to hatch, we kept the water topped up to make sure it stayed nice and humid and then one day Grahame opened the box to check and 2 tiny baby geckos stared back at him. They are at the moment housed in a plastic tank which is why this photo is rather scratchy, I just couldn’t resist sharing this photo. They are so cute and are now about 2 months old and starting to get their leopard patterns and colouring. Taken Friday 25 September 2009, Canon Powershot SX10 IS. / Havant, Hampshire,UK. Best viewed large, so you can see how cute the baby gecko is, LOL
White Rabbit at Dusk by Peter Denness

A shot of my rabbit, Hazel. I tried to get down low to give a rabbits view perspective and to give the shallow depth of field with the grass in the foreground. Canon 400D / ISO 200 / 1/50th / F5.6 / Tamron 55 – 200mm @ 200mm / No Flash / Handheld with beanbag
Swimming Lessons by Renee Hubbard Fine Art Photography

Jarpie is growing up – will need to find him a pond home soon.
Media Luna Beauty by Aquamojo

Stylized photo of Hericthys Labridens from Media Luna Mexico. This beautiful yellow fish can attain a length of eleven inches. Unfortunately the species is being cross bred out of existence by an invasive cichlid species, Hericthys carpinte.
Looby Lou by Tainia Finlay

Looby Lou AKA ‘Sir Poop Alot’ one of my first parrots of many. He has the beak of a giant and is as gentle as a lamb! A Male Alexandrine, the name derived from Alexander the Great who had one as a pet, his type an Adriatic. Over time I have handraised many baby parrots he has never shown the least bit of jealousy, loves kisses & happy dances, whistles (all be it slightly manic) the whole of the Laurel & Hardy theme tune!! He’s a true love of mine :D Canon EOS 50D / Canon 18-55mm lens / Speedlite flash Best viewed large for detail. / Thank you for looking

Recent Work

I'll wake up when it's time for dinner by CraigsMom

After an afternoon of play, Koko was worn out. I was crawling all over the floor taking pictures of her, and she didn’t budge. But when I went to the other side of the house and whispered “dinner”, she was there before I could finish the second syllable! Koko was a starving stray when we found her 6 years ago, and it seems she has never forgotten how it felt to go hungry. She lives by the saying “You can call me anything, but don’t call me late for dinner.” Canon Rebel XS 50mm f1.8 ISO 200 I am working on close ups, so PLEASE give me any advice you can.
My first pastel painting by Felicity-Faith

This is my first ever use of pastels.
Portrait of Snowball II by Leena Hedman

Snowball Edery / by / Leena Hedman
Lovin' Eyes. by rodeorose

It’s all about bringing out the best in ourselves each day, and all around us. It’s more about respect and responsibility than ownership. With lovin’ eyes it’s so clear. This shot was taken the very moment Taka spotted Delta coming for her first swim ever down at our local dog beach. Nikon D70s; Sigma50-500mm lens;f/6.3; 1/200sec; 500mm focal length ...and here he goes showing off for her, playing SuperMan, typical guy-stuff…
Statuesque by Kristina Gale

Nina poses when she sees Mom get the camera out.
Guarding this window is hard work by sewcrafty

Choo Choo falling asleep on the job. As is; Nikon Coolpix 5700
No One Can See Me In Here by sewcrafty

Koko “hiding” in wire cabinet in closet. Photo taken 09/01/09 As is; Nikon coolpix 5700
Stop Canine Profiling by Kristina Gale

Little-known facts about Pit Bulls: Quoted from Pit Bull Fact vs. Legend Pit Bulls serve as therapy/service dogs. The Chako Rescue Association has Pit Bull therapy dogs in Texas, Utah and California. Helen Keller even had a Pit Bull as her canine companion and helper. Cheyenne and Dakota are a team of hard-working Search-and-Rescue Pit Bulls in Sacramento, California. They play an important role in their community by locating missing people in conjunction with the local Sheriff. In their off-duty hours, they do charity work as therapy dogs. Petey, the faithful dog on the TV show, The Little Rascals, was a Pit Bull. He spent countless hours with children day after day and never hurt anyone. He was one of the most intelligent Hollywood dogs of all time. There are quite a few celebrities who have Pit Bulls as members of their family including: Rosie Perez, The Crocodile Hunter, Judd Nelson, Usher, Alicia Silverstone, Cassandra Creech, Sinbad, John Stuart, Amy Jo Johnson, Linda Blair, Vin Diesel, and Bernadette Peters. Pit Bulls are heroes! America’s first war dog was a Pit Bull named Stubby. He earned several medals during World War I and was honored at the White House. The Ken-L-Ration dog hero of 1993 was a Pit Bull named Weela. She saved 30 people, 29 dogs, 13 horses and a cat during a flood in Southern California. A Pit Bull named Bogart saved a four-year-old child from drowning in a swimming pool in Florida. Dixie, the Pit Bull, was inducted into the Georgia Animal Hall of Fame after she saved some children from a Cottonmouth snake. Pit Bulls are one of the most stable people-friendly dogs in existence. The National Canine Temperament Testing Association tested 122 breeds, and Pit Bulls placed the 4th highest with a 95% passing rate! *10% of all proceeds will go to Pit Bull Rescue Central
Deep in Thought by RedRose1

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Pets Are Us showcases all of our delightful friends from the smallest to the biggest. This group is for those of us who love our animal buddies and treat them as part of our family. Just as we are friends with one another, we are friends with all God’s wonderful animals!

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