iN PHOTOS: Four-legged friends ready for Halloween in Thompson-Okanagan

A dog wearing a Dracula costume has its tongue out.
This cute pup in Kamloops is dressed as Dracula. SUBMITTED/Seren Dawes

Some pups are being dressed up in costumes as Halloween night draws near in the Thompson-Okanagan, adding a bit of festive cheer to the occasion.  

Most of these dogs look happy and comfortable in their cute outfits but it isn’t clear how long they will tolerate them for. At the very least, they look adorable long enough for a photograph.

Pet owners were fun and creative with costumes this spooky season.

If you have a photo of your pet dressed up, send it to news@infonews.ca.

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Halloween pugs play in Summerland. FACEBOOK/Summerland Pet Watch
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These two were spotted in Kamloops. SUBMITTED/Kamloops Ruff Start Rescue Society
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This little bee lives in Kamloops. SUBMITTED/Kamloops Ruff Start Rescue Society
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This adorable Kamloops dog is ready to trick-or-treat. SUBMITTED/Cailie Drummond
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This cute little pumpkin is in the Okanagan. SUBMITTED/Emily Rosina Enoch
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A pup in Kamloops is dressed as a basketball player. SUBMITTED/Jaime Scheske

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Shannon Ainslie

Shannon Ainslie brings a background of writing and blogging to the team. She is interested in covering human interest stories and engaging with her community of Kamloops.

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