Dartmouth Week’s favorite animals of 2023
Jan 2, 2024
Zip, a Tamaskan Dog, makes sure the camera gets his good side. Photo by Morgan Beard
Prim, 6, takes a break during a guided hike through the Frank Knowles/Little River reserve. Photo by Christopher Shea
Dogs Tristan and Rosie share some sniffs during a guided hike hosted by The Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust. Photo by Christopher Shea
This attention hog is one of the many farm animals that live at Round the Bend Farm in South Dartmouth, an educational nonprofit that hosts field trips and workshops. Photo by Magnolia McComish
Round the Bend Farm in South Dartmouth welcomed 11 new baby goats in the spring of 2023. Photo by Magnolia McComish
Veteranarian Dr. Ann Thompson greets one of the shelter kittens at a fundraiser at The Humane Society & Shelter – SouthCoast in Dartmouth. Photo by Sandy Quadros Bowles
Dartmouth Week bid 2023 goodbye last week by looking back on the year’s top headlines and reporters’ favorite photos. But one of the best subjects to photograph — pets and animals of all kinds — need their own moment in the spotlight as well.
From dogs to cats, from pigs to owls, Dartmouth Week took dozens of animal photos over the past year (many of them landing on the paper’s front page). These are some of our favorites.
