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In honour of Halloween 2019, we asked our Global News audience members to send in spooky pictures of their animal friends — and they delivered.
Here’s a look at some of the creepy critters that took part in the Halloween fun this year.
1. This super pup who’s living a double life:
2. This family affair:
Bailey, Lucy & Darcy as Mario, Luigi & Princess Peach pic.twitter.com/tTS5B6Riyd
— Isabella Castillo (@IsabellaMaria90) October 28, 2019
3. This scuba dog:
Scuba dooby doo! Vinnie the yorkiepoo! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/iJI91uLAui
— TerriGobillot (@TerriGobillot) October 29, 2019
4. Shera the adorable ‘vampurrr’:
Little vampire Shera pic.twitter.com/de7VHI31YY
— Tess Trueheart (@VonVixen) October 30, 2019
5. “You’re a lizard, Harry!”:
6. Pepper the pup is bringing a whole new meaning to the term ‘hot dog’:
Our dog Pepper is always a "hot dog"! 🌭🎃 pic.twitter.com/4gkmREDpGI
— Darren Kennedy (@TheDarrenK) October 28, 2019
7. This sad canine is channeling his inner-Eeyore:
8. This fine-looking feline knows how to rock a hat:
pic.twitter.com/7nz3qpagbk
— Judy Querin (@QuerinJudy) October 28, 2019
9. This kitty is clearly next in line for the throne:
10. This dog really just wants to be a panda:
pic.twitter.com/3FEEeV51DU
— Shannon (@bjaycat1985) October 28, 2019
11. This pup is clearly out of this world:
Picot pic.twitter.com/qQg9N1RaRw
— DanielleTurland (@Turlala) October 28, 2019
12. This dog decided to dress up as his favourite meal:
13. And finally, meet Serena — the ‘moo-dy’ Yorkie!:
Here's my yorkie, Serena! She's over Halloween already. 😅 pic.twitter.com/QzZe2W7Akw
— Sarah Claire Tan / 빛나는 세라 (@girltarist) October 28, 2019
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