Cool Names For Animals images

A few nice names for animals images I found:

ADOPTED! Shorty

Image by Rocky Mountain Feline Rescue
Status: Available
Name: Shorty
Gender: NM
Age: 10 plus
Breed: Domestic
Type: Short hair
Color: black
Size: medium,stocky
Special Needs: arthritis in elbow wich requires meds
Purrsonality: sweet, even-tempered, loving
Notes: cute folded ears
Been at the shelter since: 2006
Relinquished because: much too friendly to stay with the feral colony he was found in

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Walter 'Snowy' Farr MBE

Image by Leo Reynolds
Snowy Farr

circa 1974
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, UK

I am hoping someone on flickr can name this chap. He used to turn up at Cambridge Market with a barrow load of animals and collect money for charities. He and his pets used to draw a huge crowd of smiling faces.

Thanks to Simon for the answer I was after.

35mm black and white negative scan using the Epson Perfection V500 Photo.

in my tree

Image by timsnell
it's strange volunteering at an animal refuge how different people bond with different animals - and also how those animals bond with the volunteers. i noticed that there were definite favourites that existed between the two: the vet had a dog called swiss, a dutch volunteer a dog called pecky, another dutch volunteer a capuchin called luna, a canadian volunteer a parakeet called mr bean and me, well i had martin. for some reason i never got that close to the spider monkeys. there were about 10 of them in total, but i never managed to learn their names or really distinguish one from the others. i'm not sure why that was - as they were still really cool creatures - but there wasn't really a strong connection. what did impress me was they way that they moved, their tails were literally like a fifth limb and they were experts at judging the strength of each branch and leaping from one to another. this one was in a playful mood and bounced up and down above my head posing for the camera.

here's the original