Photo Gallery: Animals enjoying the fall season is the theme for this week's Pet Photo Friday
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Bart is seen here playing air banjo. :) by Karol Butcher /calendar/photologue/photos/cache/Bartlebybanjo_fullsize.JPG
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Sheba just loves fall, and lives in Saline. by Jen Fry /calendar/photologue/photos/cache/ShebaSaline_fullsize.JPG
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"Fuzzy knew he was hidden in this giant spool on a glorious fall day Up North." by Susan Wyman /calendar/photologue/photos/cache/fuzzycatupnorth_fullsize.JPG
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"Katie the cattle dog getting up from a rest in the sun." by Judy Sorensen /calendar/photologue/photos/cache/katiecattledog1_fullsize.JPG
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"Katie making sure I know the dog park is the next left turn! (NOW, MOM! TURN NOW!) She lives in Ypsi Twp. with her human." by Judy Sorensen /calendar/photologue/photos/cache/katiedogparkcar_fullsize.JPG
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"Gigi as she sneaked into my daughter's backpack one morning." by Cathy Petchell /calendar/photologue/photos/cache/GigiA2_fullsize.JPG
We invite our readers to interact here on the pets section any chance we get, and one thing is evident: people are passionate about their companion animals, no matter what breed they are. And as we see at the end of each week, they like to show off their cute pet photos!
It's always fun to see what our readers lives are like with their own pets and other animals, and there are always interesting stories to tell.
This week, you'll see all sorts of pets, including dogs who love to get out and about, and some very cute cats. All of them are getting the most out of fall.
It's all in good fun!
Participating in our weekly photo blog is easy — simply email a photo of your pet to ppsa2mi@gmail.com any time for our weekly Pet Photo Friday feature.
Be sure to include the name of the animal(s), as well as their age and city or township of residence in your email. Photos should be 1,200 pixels wide and in .jpg format.
We put the week's photos into a slideshow, publish and promote each Friday here in the Pets section.

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