It’s true we have a no-selfie rule for our Community Frames submissions — with one important caveat. Anything with a tail or scales is fine by us!
This month we want to see your beloved pet family in all their glory, whether they swim, climb or sleep all day. Every submission we get will be posted online and in our paper, so your furry (or otherwise) family member can have their moment to shine.
Suzie Meyer, owner of Nature Nook, and her 8-year-old dog Jackson relax on a day bed in her home garden on April 20, 2023. (Richard H. Grant | Signal Tribune) 
A blue-eyed cat sits on top of a welcome mat looking into an apartment through a screen door in Long Beach on June 21, 2022. (Richard H. Grant | Signal Tribune) 
Tommy Mofid, the owner of the Wrigley Tavern, gives his dog Gordy a fist bump while he watches the bar entrance on August 5, 2021. (Richard H. Grant | Signal Tribune) 
Pepper, a beagle, looks toward the camera while playing at the El Dorado Park Dog Park. (Richard H. Grant | Signal Tribune) 
Stephanie Almaraz, owner of Bubble Ghoul, holds up be cat Bubbles, (namesake of the brand) at her studio on Oct. 8, 2023. (Richard H. Grant | Signal Tribune)
Email your submissions to Newspaper@signaltribune.com with the subject line “COMMUNITY FRAMES” by Wednesday, Nov. 25 at noon to be featured in our Thanksgiving issue. You can also send pictures to us on Instagram @signaltribune.
‘Tis the season to be thankful, so tell us a little about your pet and why you’re grateful for them when you send in your photos!
