This story will be in The Journal News and on LoHud.com tomorrow, but I give you all an early peak. It’s a way to help the Yonkers Animal Shelter raise money.

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This just in from our friends at the Catskill Animal Sanctuary. A happy new year for a bunch of animals who otherwise would left in the cold: Read more of this entry »

Actually, after watching this I think it’s not the shovel this dog is after, but it (can’t tell if it’s boy or girl) is saying, “stop getting rid of all the snow!” I also liked the sound of this family in the video.

Now, I ask you, does this kitty look like he’s enjoying Christmas? I can’t even imagine what it was like to get him in this outfit. I think he finally settled down just to get the ordeal over with. But I admit, despite my feelings on pet costumes, it is kinda cute!

But in a good way! Spent Christmas day at a family friend’s house who has six, count em six dogs, all precious. Of course, knowing I’d be spending the day with six dogs, did I bring my camera? No. So all I managed to get were these cell phone pics.

This here is Glen, the only man in the bunch.

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Truly outstanding. And with Harry Connick Jr. as the background music, you can’t go wrong with this fabulous scene from I don’t know where (except I know I don’t want to live there. WAY too much snow). But if this frolicking pooch with tune doesn’t put on a smile on your face, then call yourself Mr. Scrooge.

The darn cat wouldn’t cooperate and let me put the ribbon back on the way he initially figured out how to do by himself — on his head. Cracked us all up. Anyway, happy holiday wishes from Big, Darcy, Stanley and Cup, Sweeney and Todd, Uma, Maddy and Max.

I’m leaving the salt mine soon to begin the festivities (maybe after a quick nap). Just wanted to wish you all a happy and safe holiday and offer a pet on the head to all your pets, and those that still await homes.

Still hoping to receive yours, my PC friends, but in the meantime, here’s a pretty good gallery from the folks at People magazine. And a preview:

And no, I was NOT looking for Paris Hilton news while on the mag’s site.

Then adopt this sweetie. Her name is Lizabet.

Lizabet is a 5-year-old pointer mix who is currently in foster care.  She is good with other dogs and loves the company of people.  She knows basic commands and walks well on a leash.  She is spayed, micro-chipped and up to date on her vaccines.  Her adoption fee is $125.  Open your heart and your home to an adult dog — they will be a friend for life!  If you are interested in Lizabet, call the SPCA of Westchester at 914-941-2896×11.  The shelter is located at 590 North State Road in Briarcliff Manor.  Hours are Mon. through Sat. 10 am - 4 pm and Sun. 1 pm - 4 pm.