Here's Moose, our elderly cat, all dressed up in her Fourth of July finery. She looks like she's angry but she's not. That's part of what make her holiday photos so funny for us. We know she's just a big, hilarious softie. Here, she's just waiting for the yummy treats she knows follow the Independence Day photo session.
This is Moose before I added the Independence Day garland to her patriotic photo session fabric background (which got wrinkled because she rubbed herself all over it after I popped her up on the chair).
This was the first of Moose's photos. I wasn't sure how long she'd last so got a quick Fourth of July garland shot in before moving her to the patriotic background draped over the chair. I think she's hilarious and cute but, of course, I'm biased.
My patriotic photographer husband got this nighttime Fourth of July shot of my Baby cat. She's approaching the feline geriatric years (Moose is already deep in them) but she'll always be a baby to me. She weighs about seven pounds and has dog like devotion even if she's not as easygoing as Moose. Moose will wear hats and costumes with good humor but Baby, well, we just lay the props around her and hope for the best.
May God bless you and yours this Fourth of July and always! Special thanks and prayers go out to our military service members, veterans, emergency service workers and their families. Thank you for all you do for our country and its people!
