Renee, who wasn’t a big fan of the sagging antlers, wanted a new bed to relax in.
Ginger, a 3-year-old beagle, wanted a brand new doggie bed. She was more than happy to pose with her buddy, Stephanie Paquin, and Santa, in the meantime.
Masha the cat was hesitant to don the holiday antlers – can you tell? – but sat pleasantly for Santa and asked for a Christmas stocking full of fresh tuna fish.
Princess (left) wanted some new toys, while Buddy (right) wanted a bone stuffed with peanut butter. Owners Donna and Frank Trombley are listening!
Theo’s wish list was a simple one – he just wanted his brother to play with him more. He also wanted the rest of that cookie to Santa’s right!
Oakley (left) was anxious to go hunting, while his buddy Sage was hoping for a dumpster full of trash or a room full of squirrels to play in.
Chinook wants a new puppy friend. It seems it’s possible his list might jibe with that of Sierra Fontaine, who also took a minute to chat with Santa.
Possum was much calmer once he jumped in Santa’s lap, so he asked for a brain for his dog buddy, Paul Anka.
Herbert was a little shaky during his time with Santa, but admitted he’d like some Rogaine to grow more hair.
Capital Area Veterinary Emergency Service received a special visit from Santa, much to the delight of the canine and feline residents of Concord who were looking to finalize their Christmas lists. The Insider was there, of course, and we found out what the furry little critters wanted most to receive under the tree this holiday season.
