Main Street Girl

This is Pebbles, an 8-year-old Seal Beach residentwho loves to spend her time outside Javatinis on Main Street.  Pebbles also enjoys visiting the ladies other Main Street businesses.

Home is the sailor

This is Mahoney, but everyone calls him Moe. Here, Moe is enjoying a ride in the harbor with his humans Pete and Peggy Velasquez.

Local boy

This is Baxley Firestone of Seal Beach. Baxley is a 5-year-old Yorkshire.

Looking for a home

The Rossmoor Predator Management Team submitted this photo to the public in hope of finding an adoptive family for this little white dog.  Call (562) 253-2330.

To Watch TV or Watch People, That is the Question

Hamlet, above left, and and Hooper, above right, are known as the "Black Panthers" They were adopted from the Seal Beach Animal Shelter about five years ago. They love to watch TV, or sit on the front porch and watch the world go by.

Amazing Taste

Above, Grace, the dog, is seen smooching a favorite person. Grace, now a Seal Beach resident, is a 1-year-old potcake that was rescued from the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Sunset Beach royalty

This is Winnie, a 1-year-old Chihuahua princess who lives in Sunset Beach.

Maybe we should try the beach sometime

Above, Miso Ryan, 10, is a part-Havanese mutt, who resides on Belmont Shore. As you can see, Miso is a frequent beachgoer.

A proud breed

Seal Beach resident Remy Martin a 14-month-old St. Bernard, is seen here wearing the traditional uniform of her breed. She was rescued in July and is frequently seen on Main Street.

You can see the family resemblance

Three year old sisters Lucy (left) and Lola (right) are enjoying life together in Rossmoor. The snoxie (schnauzer-dachshund mix) pair have been with their human family since they were 8 weeks old.

Sunglasses as fashion statement

Sara , left, is a 3-and-a-half-year-old miniature schnoodle (a schnauzer/poodle mix) who lives in Seal Beach.

Thank heaven for little dogs

This is Gigi, a Huntington Harbor resident who is 3.7 pounds and about 5 years old. Her humans report that she has 100 outfits. She travels everywhere and thinks she is human, not a dog. Gigi frequently visits Seal Beach on the weekend.

I don't mind sharing the sofa

This is Beardsley, Candace DeRossett's baby "B-man" for eight happy years. DeRossett was away for two-and-a-half weeks and this was taken the day after she got home.

Home is the Hill

At left are Maddison and Jack. They are Jack Russel terriers. Maddison is 7 years old and Jack is 12. They live on the Hill in Seal Beach.

Yo, ho-ho and a bowl full of dog food

Scooter is a toy Pomerian. Appropriately, he lives on a sailboat in Long Beach and goes by the human name of Frankie Marvel.

I wonder why cats hate water

Taz, of Los Alamitos, is an 8-year-old pedigree long-haired dachshund. She and her mom frequently walk in Rossmoor. Taz is seen here enjoying a day at the beach.

Surfside Dog

Kooper, of Surfside Colony, is a 5-year-old Hungarian visla. Kooper lives the beach life, which is as his says it all ...."the way life should be."

I'm Smarter Than the Average Dog

At left, Buttercup, 15, is ready for a summer picnic. The best part: the picnic basket is both Buttercup’s transportation and one of his favorite eating places.

Driving Mr. Bruce

This is Bruce, an English bulldog and life-long resident of Seal Beach. The 8-year-old dog likes long walks and taking rides in the car with his mom and dad.

Good to see you

Brodie, of Sunset Beach, thinks his glasses make him look smart.