NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Snow fell across Middle Tennessee Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, creating a winter wonderland for both humans and animals.
While the dry and fluffy texture of the snow is not ideal for people who want to build snowmen, that doesn’t stop our furry friends from having fun, as seen in these photos shared by News 2 viewers and local organizations:
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Donkeys in the Vanleer snow (Courtesy: Mary Pawlikowski) -
Hamish the Highland Calf in the Nashville snow (Courtesy: Nashville Zoo) -
Hamish the Highland Calf in the Nashville snow (Courtesy: Nashville Zoo) -
Red panda in the Nashville snow (Courtesy: Nashville Zoo) -
Red panda in the Nashville snow (Courtesy: Nashville Zoo) -
Deer in the Lebanon snow (Courtesy: Andria van Wulven) -
Deer in the Inglewood snow (Courtesy: Bettina Bowers) -
Lucas wanted to see the Tullahoma snow, but it was too chilly for him (Courtesy: Brian Caine Benson) -
Dog in the snow between Smyrna and Murfreesboro (Courtesy: Kathy Collins) -
Goldie in the Gallatin snow (Courtesy: Heidi Messerly) -
Josie Noelle after playing in Priest Lake snow (Courtesy: Terri Roach) -
Yeti in the Rutherford County snow (Courtesy: PAWS of Rutherford County) -
Dragon in the Rutherford County snow (Courtesy: PAWS of Rutherford County) -
Phoenix in the Rutherford County snow (Courtesy: PAWS of Rutherford County) -
Cat in the White Bluff snow (Courtesy: Melissa DiSomma)
If your pets have had fun playing in the snow Wednesday, please send photos to [email protected].
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