Hazen Pet Haikus

with long floppy ears a cute fluffy cotton tail he leaps in the air

Hamster died last week. Dug a hole in the back yard. Not hibernating.

He makes life better How did we live without him? His name is Gibby

Sasha the shepherd With a black tail and big ears Fetches tennis balls

Hungry cat eats plant Runs downstairs and pukes it up Thus my day begins

Clover is most free running through our open field sniffing streams and grass

The hen is clucking, she is laying a white egg she is excited

Soft, cuddly black ball Moe mischief making monster gentle purring boy

New to our household Mister Nicholson the cat loves to be adored

Antique paper texture

A Collection of Pet Haikus from the Hazen Community

New red baby calf on Easter morning at dawn rebirth, life comes again

Jimmy likes the light He slowly stretches toward it He's a succulent.

Mitchell Is Crazy I don't let him in my room Climbs up on the fridge Jumped out my window Scarlett the amazing cat purrs like a motor Daxster the cutie I call him my little fox he likes to snuggle

Silvie you are strange. Sit and stare at the corner, and hallucinate

They give you pure love with out asking for anything but a pat and a hug

This collection of Hazen haikus is dedicated to our furry, feathered, scaled, and even chloro-phylled companions. Thanks for helping make isolation less lonely. You make our lives better, and we love you.

Come see my sunny day She sees me and is smiling I am a woodchuck

Bad dog runs away Comes home with maple syrup Only in Vermont

My best girl Kya Her, me, college, marriage, son I still miss her

Calvin the lovebug buries his head in my neck purrs like a motor

Princess warrior Sleek, stocky, skittish, silly Minnie, what a girl!

We are the Wild Cats This is who we are right now And always will be

Topaz is quite large He is smart and full of love He makes life better

Nukka is our babe so fluffy, gentle and sweet our Alaskan girl

Cleo the weird dogo eating the cat litter till she's sick then repeating the process

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