Pets with a Florida Flair

From dogs and cats, to fawns, monkeys and macaws, Floridians have shared their lives with their animal friends.

Dogs | Cats | Fawns to Macaws

Woman holding a broom with cat lying on it (1918)

Image Number: N028717

Mario Sanchez taking a break from his art work to pet his cat: Key West, Florida (1992)

Image Number: DM1319

Mrs. Jaelide, Carrie and the cat: Tarpon Springs, Florida

Image Number: N043749

Key Deer licking a cat: No Name Key, Florida (1982)

Image Number: DM1266

Woman, child, and cat (1928?)

Image Number: SM2616

"Printer's Devil" preparing to swat the typewriter

Image Number: WE264

Cat in middle of debris from Hurricane Donna: Marathon, Florida (1960)

Image Number: RC17030

Esther Mayhall with cat

Image Number: N028717

Floss and Jules Knight (189-)

Image Number: PR01578

Dollie Booth on the porch of Booth's store (192-)

Image Number: N035638

Lena and Neva Bly with a kitten (between 1900 and 1915)

Image Number: CC516

Morris C. and Nan O. Edwards with cat (ca. 1917)

Image Number: N031501

Girls with cats (1926)

Image Number: PR07654

Judge and Mrs. Roy H. Amidon (194-)

Image Number: N045436

Mrs. Gene Davis holding her cat (1955)

Image Number: RK0786

Girl and cat

Image Number: N028909

Dogs | Cats | Fawns to Macaws

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