Paws at the Park 2018

Karen and I spent our afternoon at Paws at the Park there were dogs everywhere so now Karen and I literally smell of dogs we purchased Karen's dog Milo as well as a harness and lead for my cat Diego. Although in saying this we didn't take any of our animals with us for this travel adventure a photo of Diego in his new harness please find links below.



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Stephanie:)
Location: Mudgeeraba QLD 4213, Australia

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