"I'm telling you! The guy came so close to hitting me; see where the tire tracks ended. It was that close!" — Brewster (Photograph © Joyce Sotski)	"I'm watching you little mama — do a good job or I'm taking over!" — Keda (Photograph © Lorna Themelis)	"Are you looking for me? Here I am!" — Molly (Photograph © Shirley Longman)
If animals could talk... What would they say?
"Hellooo! Is anybody here?" — Jack (Photograph © Jutta Dewitt)	"Uch, bad breath !!!" — Roxie (Photograph © Joyce Sotski)	"Lesson #2 about logging: The big guy always carries toward the middle so it isn't so heavy for the little guy" — Jack and the pup, Gus (Photograph © Jutta Dewitt)
"Hey you. Have YOU seen anyone in here?" — Jack (Photograph © Jutta Dewitt)	"I make such a nice coffee table ornament, sooo purrrdy." — Venus (Photograph © Joyce Adrian)	"Mmmmm, good!" — Nature's Lawnmower, Shuswap style (Photograph © Josy McFadden)
"Just tell me how I can catch them without getting my paws wet!" — So N So (Photograph © Helen Stoddart)	ZONKED! "Whoever said you can't buy happiness forgot little puppies." — Houston [quoting Gene Hill] (Photograph © Jutta Dewitt)	ZONKED! and somewhere off in la-la land, "Properly trained, a man can be dog's best friend." — Jack [quoting Corey Ford] (Photograph © Jutta Dewitt)
"Just a part of still life." (Photograph © Jutta Dewitt)	"What are you trying to say? What do you mean, we are ALL 'not guilty' of something?" — Hunter (Photograph © Jenny)	"You do things in YOUR own way — and I'LL do things in mine." — Nanook (Photograph © Darrin)
"Ahhh! Freedom at last! Whoever said 'life is for the birds' never had to live in a cage! It really ruffles my feathers, the way they shove crackers at me and the way they call me Polly like I was some kind of stereotypical bird." — Bad Rosie (Photograph © private collection)	"Go get your own toy!" — Mars (Photograph © Joyce Sotski)	"I saw something move! Hellooo you down there; I can see your little mousey mouse tracks in the snow." — Venus (Photograph © Joyce Sotski)
If babies could talk... what would they say?

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An animal's eyes have the power to speak a great language.
— Martin Buber