It was the RSPCA Million Paws Walk on Sunday. The Million Paws Walk is an annual event held around Australia. It was an absolutely gorgeous day, with lots of very cute doggies running around in excitement. I soaked up enough doggy cuteness to last until I can get back to Perth to see Zoe!

The above photo is of Camry the beagle. He is a member of Dog Rock! – the dog orchestra that my acapella group accompanied. Isn’t he cute? What makes him even cuter in real life is that he’s one of the best behaved dogs I’ve ever seen.

There were lots of dogs making friends, and having quick baths! I wasn’t sure if the water was put out for drinking or splashing. The dogs all seemed to think it was for splashing.

Pablo and Suzy had a ride on their owner’s bike. I love their cute dog helmets!

Here’s my acapella group, Raw Honey, on stage. Note our colour coordination (to match with the RSPCA blue/green colours!).

Here are some members of the Dog Rock! Orchestra.

The doggies even had their own cafe….

Lots of yummy looking doggie treats.

Part of the massive crowd!

Start of the walk.

There were all manner of dogs. Big, small. Non dyed. Dyed. (Check out the painted toe nails).

I had many doggies coming right up to me to say hello!

The above photos are only a small selection of the shots that I took on that day. For the rest of the photos, please check out my Million Paws Walk photo set!

If you haven’t heard of MOO, it’s a new kind of printing business that helps you to “share your virtual life with the real world”. It links in with your Flickr photostream and with four simple steps, the Flickr MiniCards can be yours too. The best thing is the price: $19.99 (US dollars) for a pack of 100. At this stage, you can only purchase the MiniCards in packs of 100.

As a Flickr pro user, I was lucky enough to take part in the MOO promotion of a sample 10 pack. The hardest thing about the entire process was trying to pick the 10 I wanted, and to come up with something witty for the back of the cards (I couldn’t at the time). The rest of the process was dead easy.
Anyhow, enough with the talking – check out the Flickr MiniCards for yourself!