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Woof.. Woof! Meow.. Meow!

by jagath
December 1, 2024 1:00 am 0 comment 264 views

Dogs and cats are incredibly fascinating creatures, each with their own unique personalities and quirks. I often find myself captivated by the distinct characteristics and habits of these animals, which help me remember them long after our paths have crossed. In the photos I’ve collected, I see reflections of their playful antics and endearing traits, each telling a story about their vibrant lives. Join me as we dive into the charming world of our four-legged friends and explore the traits that make them unforgettable.

The Unknown

An unknown dog was playing on the beach along Abreu Street. He calmly posed for a picture, and just as the photo was taken, he darted back to his playful antics.

A Cat That Lives by Hunting


I don’t know this cat’s name, but it’s a furry ninja, hiding behind walls and flowers, plotting against squirrels and small birds. Snubbing rice and fish, it clearly prefers the thrill of the chase! After a dramatic plunge into a well, it emerged with even more swagger – clearly reborn with nine lives and a sense of humor stronger than ever!

Station Dog

Meet the dedicated station dog of Kalutara North! He strolls to the station to escort his humans on their train journey, ensuring they board safely before turning tail and heading home. This furry guardian makes sure the slow train to the south, leaving around seven in the morning, doesn’t depart without its passengers. Talk about a pup on a mission!

Identical Twins

These two little orange cats sprawled theatrically on the grass could easily be twins—practically identical!

Always gazing skyward in perfect sync, they seem destined for a starring role in the next feline blockbuster.

Lazy Dog at Fort Station

Meet the unbothered canine near the entrance of Fort station! No matter how frantic the world gets, this pup refuses to budge. If you dare disturb his nap, he’ll just relocate to a cozier spot, all while maintaining his strict “no barking” policy. He’s the station’s ultimate chill ambassador!

Angry Fat Cat

Meet Motta, the perpetually grumpy cat of Kalutara North Station! With a disdainful flip of his tail, he watches the chaos of arriving and departing trains, all while maintaining his strict “no nonsense” policy. If looks could kill, this furry overlord would rule the station with an iron paw!


Welcome to ‘Shutter Stories’ our biweekly pictorial column, dedicated to showcasing the work of up-and-coming photographers! This is an open space for creative individuals to express themselves through captivating imagery across various themes. Youth Observer invites young, talented photographers to submit their stunning captures to be featured in this column. Join us in sharing and celebrating the power of creativity!

This week’s Shutter Stories is dedicated to the young and talented photographer Kanchana Amilani, who is also a poet and writer.

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