We took our dogs to the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo..
While we were there, I took a lot of pictures.
Videos, too.
Most of the best ones made it into the main post, but as always, there are a few that didn't make that cut but are still too good not to share.
Et voila! the mish mosh post.
One of my favorite non-animals parts of our visit was walking Piper across this net bridge.Those holes were big enough to swallow her paws, but she had no problem walking daintily down the middle. Good job, Pipes!
She was also very brave on the giraffe feeding platform. Those grates aren't made for dogs!
Our ticket time was for 12:30 PM, which was late enough in the day that most of the giraffes had already eaten their fill of lettuce.
It took a lot longer than expected to rid ourselves of two little bundles of leaves.
Success!
Although the dogs weren't allowed in the petting areas, we still took a moment to admire the goats' very cool enclosure.
Also, check out their names! So cheesy!
Here are Angelo and Tang getting up close and personal with a rhino.
This license plate was spotted in an employee parking lot.
No real reason for this one other than my dog is cute.
Angelo's dog is also cute, but he is not nearly as cooperative when it comes to posing.
This is when I discovered that I have something in common with Tang's favorite animals.
Here's another picture of Emmett the grizzly because as Angelo says, he is friend shaped and I love him.
Otters ottering.Finally, I know this Zoo has zebras, but on this day we didn't find them. In fact, the carousel horses were the only equids we saw during our visit.That's okay. I have reason to believe we'll be back, with our white dogs in tow.
















Whaaat??!! No Cheddar cheese??!! What kind of zoo is this??!! Ha! While I like Asiago, not so sure about the others--(cheeses, I mean, not the goats , the goats are *adorable*!! I have a thing for Nubians!)
ReplyDeleteYou and Piper sure are brave!! Don't know if I'd walk across that holey thing!! Eeks!!
That giraffe sculpture is neat!! It's been awhile since I've been able to visit our own zoo--but I don't remember it ever being adorned with such neat artwork!
Muenster - that's great! It's one of my favourite towns here (about two hours by car). We used to be there at least once a year for my post cancer control visit at the university hospital. We always combined it with a trip to the city center for shopping and visiting our favourite pizza place.
ReplyDeleteKirsten
How fun that the zoo has a special day for dogs but I don't know if I'd be as brave as Piper was walking on that net/rope bridge. (good dog!)
ReplyDeleteOn a side note, boy has Tang really grown.