20 wonderful images collected from the “Celebrate What`s Right with

Pets
20 wonderful images collected from the
“Celebrate What’s Right with the World”
Facebook page.
Enjoy the beauty, then click here to learn more and become a part of the celebration!
© Dean D. Ziegler
There's something about a dog - or any animal, for that matter, that is deeper
than mysterious! Here, my son and his Weimaraner, Dutch, communicate eye-toeye, soul-to-soul. Dutch had misbehaved but wanted set free from the small space
to which he had been confined between chair, fireplace and Daniel himself.
Here we have supplication and evaluation - a meeting of the minds!
~ Dean D. Ziegler
© Denise Neale Jensen
"The only creatures that are evolved enough to convey pure love
are dogs and infants."
~ Johnny Depp
© Nancy Miller Brachbill
Early morning on a beautiful day, my husband and "Buddy" walking on a trail
near our home in Central Illinois.
~ Nancy Miller Brachbill
"Owners of dogs will have noticed that, if you provide them with food and water and
shelter and affection, they will think you are God."
~ Christopher Hitchens
© Maurice Doepker
To know others is wisdom…To know yourself is enlightenment.
Celebrating getting to know yourself.
~ Maurice Doepker
© Jennifer Schooley
I celebrate a very special dog and his very special boy.
~ Jennifer Schooley
© John Derby
What could be better than a "high four" from a parrot?
~ John Derby
© Betty Gross
In celebration of friendships that won't be denied.
~ Betty Gross
© Carol Aldinger
"You spoke vassal?"
Celebrating pets, and their amazing ability to say volumes with just a look!
~ Carol Aldinger
© Karen Helmeyer
A boy and his dog, for the moment.
This boy and his Mom were afraid of 'Ula'Ula and her enthusiastic romping.
Only 20 minutes later he was throwing her toy and racing her to fetch it.
What a time they had!
I am grateful I got to share this moment, when his fear melted and he came to
know the joy of dogs.
~ Karen Helmeyer
© Tom Lavine
Fishing at Howard Prairie Lake in Southern Oregon. "I got your back!”
~ Tom Lavine
© John Barclay
I am Belle, master of my father's office. If he is down, I snuggle up in my bed
and he just melts….He is SOOO easy.
Shot with a Fisheye lens, Belle looks very big to be on my desk, but I assure you
she is a whopping 7 lbs. soaking wet and very loved.
~ John Barclay
© Dawn Otjen
Celebrating making new friends!
"Bring Your Dog to Work Day" at the Wild Arctic/SeaWorld.
Callie meets Ruby, the beluga whale, for the first time!
~ Dawn Otjen
© Suzanne Klump
Celebrating today the joy of new friendship. That wonderful time when two
seemingly different souls find they kinda like each other.
~ Suzanne Klump
© Steve Nelson
Out best friend catching a little nap in the sunshine. His name is Kodak and our
girls named him that because he was a "Kodak moment" the first time they saw
him. He definitely is a celebration of what's right in the world!
~ Steve Nelson
© Amy Howry Yamamura
It's like the first time, every time for him, as he waited patiently for her outside…
a little love on the Haight!
~ Amy Howry Yamamura
© Barbara Bozzo
Celebrating "playful silhouettes" as they bring joy to my life and a smile to
my face!
~ Barbara Bozzo
© Tina Alexander
Celebrating my princess, Sara.
Companionships come in many forms - for me it's my dog. Sara is a
Queensland Blue Heeler. She is an all around good girl. She loves all the
critters and is so kind-hearted. All she wants to do is have fun. If it's a cold,
blustery day she still wants to be out in it. She makes poppa and momma go
out even on days that one would feel like just relaxing on the couch. She will
track deer and sometimes we catch up to them, but usually the deer get
away. She will look at us like she is saying "hurry, they are right here". She
doesn't chase the animals. She doesn't let us get out of her sight and when
we ask her to stop, she stops right away. I'm sure we would see more critters
if our dog wasn't with us, but I couldn't imagine going out without her. It is
so awesome to have unconditional Love.
~ Tina Alexander
© Jeff Parks
Look into my eyes. Do you know what that is?
That, my best friend, is unconditional love for you.
~ Jeff Parks
© Cathy Drew
…and the giggles, Oh God, Moonshadow makes me laugh so hard,
I can't hold the camera still!
With my whole heart and soul, celebrating his delightful presence in my life!
~ Cathy Drew
© David Pickles
Today I'm celebrating unbridled joy. It's been awhile since I posted a picture of
our puppy, Benjamin. He is now over 1 year old, but he is still a puppy. When
we take him to the dog park, he runs and runs and runs like the wind. He loves
chasing a ball and brings it back for more. He is a joy to watch because you can
tell that he is experiencing a natural joy and it is contagious! I will never have
his energy, but I can still experience that joy in the things that I naturally
enjoy. Bennie (as we call him - NEVER Benji) reminds me of this every day!
~ David Pickles
About Celebrate What’s Right with the World!
In the two years, more than140,000 people have visited our website,
(www.celebratewhatsright.com), more than 8,000 people have ‘liked’ us on our
Facebook page, (www.facebook.com/celebratewhatsright) and more than 15,000
photographic celebrations have been posted!
Amazing! Thousands of uplifting visual stories of joy and beauty, happiness and
love.
For all of us who have been involved in the project, we see how much it has
changed us. Not so much in an intellectual way, but rather in a deep and abiding emotional way. By seeing life as a celebration, by focusing on all we have to
be thankful for, we find ourselves filling with gratitude. First, perhaps, for the
big things in life. Now, more and more, for everything., every cloud, every tree,
every person, every opportunity, every breath. Living life to the fullest is so much
easier through the lens of celebration. Imagine what life would be like if everyone saw life that way.
Come to our sites and join the celebration!
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This is the webpage that gave rise to the Celebrate Facebook Page. It’s full of
images, videos, blogs, and quotes that can help to make everyday a Celebration. We invite you to partake in every part of it.
Enjoy!
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This is the site that all of the images in this PDF come from. Please come visit
and enjoy the hundreds of celebrations posted here, then post your own and
join the celebration!