By Kiera Reilly, C’93 @KieraReilly
Here in Penn’s Western Regional Office, we love our pets . Like any proud parents, we often share photos of our “kids.” Our furry friends obliged us and allowed us to dress them for the season.
Elizabeth Fields, Director of Penn’s Western Regional office, said her dog Leinie wasn’t too excited about this Hanukkah sweater, but she consented to wear it long enough to take her picture.
Leinie dutifully wearing a Hanukkah sweater.
Felicity Woods, C’93, a volunteer with the Penn Club of Northern California’s Sacramento chapter, shared photos of her two dogs Jack and Minimus in their holiday finery.
Jack lives in California, so of course he has bling-y shades to ring in the New Year:
Jack ready to celebrate the New Year!
Jack’s cousin Minimus is looking festive in his red bow tie. He received a dollar for his dancing abilities!
Minimus looking suave in his red tie.
Minimus looks good in both red and green, as evidenced by this festive green collar he’s wearing here:
Minimus in his Christmas collar.
Jack and Minimus’ cousin Payton likes wearing a tiara.
Here’s a male who likes a tiara!
Lisa Cohen, C’85, PAR’15, co-president of the Southern California Regional Advisory Board, shared her family pet photos.
In the Cohen household, Penn is prominent – they named their dog Penni!
Penni Cohen looks sweet in this purple scarf.
The Cohen bunnies, Quaker and Ben, were excited to celebrate Hanukkah.
Quaker and Ben Cohen celebrating Hanukkah in Los Angeles.
Lisa tells me that Ben (the brown rabbit) is a little chunky, just like his namesake Ben Franklin. And, “Quaker likes the limelight so much (like the real Quaker mascot!!) we could barely get her off the couch and back in the rabbit carrier.”
Finally, here are my “angels,” as we affectionately call them when they’re running around the house barking at the possum in our yard. Standing in line at the mall with a bunch of other dogs around was a bit overstimulating, so I’m amazed they were able to sit still for this photo with Santa. Koa and Lau Lau are trying to be on their best behavior so that they’ll be on Santa’s Nice list.
Koa and Lau Lau sit for Santa.
Best wishes for a wonderful holiday and a very happy New Year from
Leinie, Jack, Minimus, Penni, Ben, Quaker, Koa and Lau Lau!
Woof! Woof!
Frankly Penn 