“Gonzo enjoying his first snow!”
Thanks again to all who submitted so many great photos. If you missed the previous rounds you can see them here. If you’re pup didn’t make this round you’ll be automatically placed in the regular animal fix queue and I’ll email you the day I post. Enjoy the final pups and cats of volume five:
“Meet our Yorkie Teddy, who played in his first snowfall of his life today in Mt. Pleasant”
“Lowell, a seeing eye dog in training, at Union Station supporting the #LetUsSled movement.”
“Boxley’s first big snow, on Capitol Hill.”
“This is Liam of Trinidad :) his Instagram page is @liamfitzdoodle.”
“Booker and Ronin enjoying the snow on CapHill – @ Congressional Cemetery both 5 months ! Happy Snow dogs!”
“Maggie in Alexandria”
“Reggie from Adams Morgan enjoying a walk in the snow on his new harness.”
“Snow dog Duncan in Dupont!”
“This our new pup Piña’s first snow ever! Her beard loves the snow. We live in Kalorama”
“Twenty years old and Troubled still loves kickin it in the snow. Had to tempt him back inside with wild caught lox.”
“This is Rio from Petworth. First real snow and LOVING it!”
“This is Palmer. He loves running in the snow almost as much as eating it.”
“Skuggi of Capitol Hill exploring the snow (and showing up his Norwegian Forest Cat brother who took two paws into the snow before retreating his Viking tail to his cat bed). HRA’s finest used kitty!”
“This is Sheba’s first real snow! Still getting used to the idea, but into it. @Sheba.the.Dawg”
“Pig, from Bloomingdale, experiencing snow for the first time. He seemed to like it.”
“Brick- rock creek park !”
“This is spud of adams Morgan! He’s 1.5 years old and is a wild man.”
“Blackjack in Chevy Chase, DC!”
“@kabirthekabob is all about snacks falling from the sky”
“This is Orzo in Carver Langston. He is not deterred by the cold even a little bit.”
“Bobby in Glover Park and Toodles in Glover Park.”
“This is Santiva from Petworth!”
“Finnegan of Penn Quarter hoping the snow STICKS around!”
“Coco not too sure about her first snowfall”
“Lucy of Columbia Heights playing in the snow at Banneker!”
“Kodak on Scott Circle in Logan!!”
“Rocco in LeDroit Park”
“Snow Puggle Columbia Heights”
“Levi in Capitol Hill!”
“nash in CA park in bloomingdale”
“Mufasa from Logan Circle”
“Bill enjoying the snow in Capitol Hill!”
“Dasher (red and green sweater) and Ned (grey sweater) are having a blast running around the New York Avenue Playground by Dunbar High School in NW. they’ve been trying to eat all the snow and chasing each other around all day.”
“Here’s Myron from Columbia Heights – he’s a Lhasa Apso mix who’s finally happy about DC’s weather and thrilled to be chomping all the snow.”
“Lacey the 11 week old golden loving her first storm”
“A bit shy”
“Chet and Frank lovin’ the show on AdMo Heights rooftop!!”
“Auggie – Boykin Spaniel, Capitol Hill”
“Marvin the beagle from Adams Morgan experiencing his first-ever snow!”
“Coco in Brightwood”
“Just busy diggin in the snow – Gabi of sixteenth street heights!”
“Dexter (@dunkdogdex) Fairfax, VA”
“This is Bella. Snow day from Logan Circle. She’s 11 years old.”
“Here’s my gal Willa hanging out in Mitchell Park in Kalorama!!”
“Here’s my gal Willa hanging out in Mitchell Park in Kalorama!!”
“Teddy”
“Izzy, on the Soapstone Valley Trail, with her “what do you mean it’s too cold to swim?” face. (She won.)”
“Hank (golden retriever) and Nacho (great pyr) from Brookland”
“This is Juniper from Hill East, in Lincoln Park, for her first real snow.”
“Daisy jumping for snowballs in Park View”
“Stop and smell the…snow! -Luna”
“Duncan at Congressional Cemetery.”
“This is Gulliver, who lives in Old Town Alexandria! It is his first time in the snow, and he is having a great time! I had to bribe him with treats to get him to stop bouncing around long enough for me to take a photo.”
“Ninja playing at the Catholic University campus in the NE. First snow!”
“Hank and Nash waiting for a snowball!”
“Sage in Mt Pleasant hates her jacket but is warming up to the snow! (@juniandsage)”
“After chasing snowballs in the new NoMa dog park, Chloe decided it was easier to eat them before I made them instead”
“Charlie zooming around in Park View!”
“Louis from Logan Circle/Shaw!”
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