Delightfully Friday Junior: Pet Art Gallery

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Here at Flagrant, we’re big fans of our fur babies and critters alike (we even have a dedicated Slack channel to share photos with each other). This week’s Delightfully Friday Junior is brought to you by our unconditional love for the non-human brethren in our lives and a healthy dose of artistic flair and critique.

Medium: Photographs
2000s - present Description: Seen in this collage of photos are snap shots of things in and around Kelly’s life that made her laugh or cry. Awkwardness forever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever

Title: A Star Description: Gone Supernova

Title: Woggy The Dragster Description: Once a year Polli (short for Polliwog) likes to dress up for Halloween. This past year she was a Dragster chimera (part dragon, part lobster). As you can see, she wore herself out partying and eating too many treats.

Title: A House Menagerie Description: The dogs never end. And the baby loves them.

And unfortunately, the cat does end.

Title: To the Walls Description: To the windows, to the walls, to the face against the paws

Title: Feline Denies Perception Description: Feline rest disturbed by hooman nosiness.

Title: The Hardest Lives to Have Ever Been Lived Description: Here lie the four-legged creatures of yore that have worked tirelessly begging for food, pets, and attention. Their energies know limited bounds and long live the days of fending for themselves.

Description: Beware! The sweet face hides a big attitude and lots of table surfing. But we still love her.

Title: Miss Minnie Description: An An angel who can do no wrong, barking voice sounds like a song. Her legs are short, her hair is long, in my arms she does belong.

Title: Mittens Description: 🐈‍⬛

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Published on June 25, 2026

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