Domestic animals on Antigua
We always see a lot of domestic animals when we visit, including horses, donkeys, various breeds of cows and myriad sheep and goats. This time we encountered more dogs and cats for some reason. It wasn't too surprising to meet Socks and Rocco since they belong to Alexis' aunt and uncle who live there.
Socks
Rocco
Then at half moon bay we met a dog with a collar, but no apparent owner. He appeared to live on the beach off of trash and kindness. Like most of the animals we saw, he was obviously not neutered, so we named him "Balzac."
Balzac has pretty eyes and a good disposition.
Balzac had a partner, or perhaps coworker who hung around the restaurant there. We didn't name her.
These goats at hawksbill bay may have belonged to someone or they may have been feral. It can be hard for me to tell.
This was one of two cats that seemed to live in the Deep Bay Beach restaurants.
Socks
Rocco
Then at half moon bay we met a dog with a collar, but no apparent owner. He appeared to live on the beach off of trash and kindness. Like most of the animals we saw, he was obviously not neutered, so we named him "Balzac."
Balzac has pretty eyes and a good disposition.
Balzac had a partner, or perhaps coworker who hung around the restaurant there. We didn't name her.
These goats at hawksbill bay may have belonged to someone or they may have been feral. It can be hard for me to tell.
This was one of two cats that seemed to live in the Deep Bay Beach restaurants.