Prancer

A Shih Tzu prances down the walkway at the Eglin Air Force Base Pet Show May 22. The pet show was dominated by canines this year with dogs of all sizes populating the sidewalks in front of the Enlisted Hall. Pet Welfare had animals available for adoption and vendors had pet clothes and scarves available for sale. 96th Security Forces Squadron military working dogs were also on hand. The winners were “Bear," (Best trick), “Bella” (Best costume), "Scruffy," (Most Unique) and "Ripley," (Best in show.) (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Lounging

A Blood Hound found a shady spot to lie down during the Eglin Air Force Base Pet Show May 22. The pet show was dominated by canines this year with dogs of all sizes populating the sidewalks in front of the Enlisted Hall. Pet Welfare had animals available for adoption and vendors had pet clothes and scarves available for sale. 96th Security Forces Squadron military working dogs were also on hand. The winners were “Bear," (Best trick), “Bella” (Best costume), "Scruffy," (Most Unique) and "Ripley," (Best in show.) (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Looking for love

A cat from the pet welfare center looks for a way out of the cage during the Eglin Air Force Base Pet Show May 22. The pet show was dominated by canines this year with dogs of all sizes populating the sidewalks in front of the Enlisted Hall. Pet Welfare had animals available for adoption and vendors had pet clothes and scarves available for sale. 96th Security Forces Squadron military working dogs were also on hand. The winners were “Bear," (Best trick), “Bella” (Best costume), "Scruffy," (Most Unique) and "Ripley," (Best in show.) (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Winged dog

A “winged” Husky puppy takes a break during the Eglin Air Force Base Pet Show May 22. The pet show was dominated by canines this year with dogs of all sizes populating the sidewalks in front of the Enlisted Hall. Pet Welfare had animals available for adoption and vendors had pet clothes and scarves available for sale. 96th Security Forces Squadron military working dogs were also on hand. The winners were “Bear," (Best trick), “Bella” (Best costume), "Scruffy," (Most Unique) and "Ripley," (Best in show.) (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Two for the road

An attendee carries his two furry friends around at the Eglin Air Force Base Pet Show May 22. The pet show was dominated by canines this year with dogs of all sizes populating the sidewalks in front of the Enlisted Hall. Pet Welfare had animals available for adoption and vendors had pet clothes and scarves available for sale. 96th Security Forces Squadron military working dogs were also on hand. The winners were “Bear," (Best trick), “Bella” (Best costume), "Scruffy," (Most Unique) and "Ripley," (Best in show.) (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Above the rest

A black and white Great Dane stood above all other pets at the Eglin Air Force Base Pet Show May 22. The pet show was dominated by canines this year with dogs of all sizes populating the sidewalks in front of the Enlisted Hall. Pet Welfare had animals available for adoption and vendors had pet clothes and scarves available for sale. 96th Security Forces Squadron military working dogs were also on hand. The winners were “Bear," (Best trick), “Bella” (Best costume), "Scruffy," (Most Unique) and "Ripley," (Best in show.) (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Taste of Asia

A member of the Syo No Ryu Dance Group waits to begin a performance of an authentic Japanese dance during the “Taste of Asia” event May 20 at Eglin Air Force Base. Authentic Asian food was served as well as live entertainment from Hawaii, Japan, and Taiwan. The celebration was in honor of Asian-Pacific Heritage Month. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Taste of Asia

Members of the Syo No Ryu Dance Group perform an authentic Japanese dance during the “Taste of Asia” event May 20 at Eglin Air Force Base. Authentic Asian food was served as well as live entertainment from Hawaii, Japan, and Taiwan. The celebration was in honor of Asian-Pacific Heritage Month. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Do the Hula

Tech. Sgt. Malia Earle, 46th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, performs a hula dance during the “Taste of Asia” event May 20 at Eglin Air Force Base. Authentic Asian food was served as well as live entertainment from Hawaii, Japan, and Taiwan. The celebration was in honor of Asian-Pacific Heritage Month. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Ukulele solo

A member of the band “Backyard Jammers” plays during the “Taste of Asia” event May 20 at Eglin Air Force Base . Authentic Asian food was served as well as live entertainment from Hawaii, Japan, and Taiwan. The celebration was in honor of Asian-Pacific Heritage Month. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Hula line

Felicia Wong, leads a group of “newly” trained hula dancers in a hula line during the “Taste of Asia” event May 20 at Eglin Air Force Base. Authentic Asian food was served as well as live entertainment from Hawaii, Japan, and Taiwan. The celebration was in honor of Asian-Pacific Heritage Month. (U.S. Air Force photo/Samuel King Jr.)

Know your neighbors

Justin Johnson, recreation coordinator for Jackson Guard, provided many 7th Special Forces Group soldiers information on recreational activities in the Eglin AFB local area May 12 at Fort Bragg, N.C. Eglin and local area community representatives traveled to Fort Bragg to inform SFG soldiers on expectations of their move to this area. Over 1,500 soldiers and their families attended the third Town Hall meeting. The town hall meetings were designed to address concerns including employment, education and housing. (U.S. Air Force photo/Minty Knighton.)