Most of us pet owners have given in to temptation and bought those silly reindeer antlers for our dogs or cats. Chances are you caught the moment in a picture.

Or maybe you've set out with your best friend to visit Santa Paws. However you and your pet have gotten into the holiday spirit, we'd love to see your pictures.

Otis, 2, is a Boston “Elf” Terrier, Lindsey, Ann Arbor.

E-mail your holiday pet photos to suzysherman@annarbor.com and we'll post them here on our Pets page. Be sure to include your name and your pet's name and where you live.

And if you don't have a picture to send, there's still time to have one taken. Bring your pet to the Humane Society of Huron Valley on Saturday, Dec. 19 to have your pets picture snapped with Santa Paws. The photo sessions will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. at the society's Education Center at 3100 Cherry Hill Road in Ann Arbor. And anyone who adopts a pet that day will have a FREE photo taken!

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Winston waits patiently for a treat while getting his picture taken under the tree, Liz Copeland.

Charlie, left, and Lena, want to claim the presents as their own, Pat and Cheri Murphy, Canton.

While I was out on my property looking for a tree to take down for our Christmas Tree, my Yorkie Little Bear chased a squirrel up one ,and I took this photo as he tried to figure out how to come back down. I'm not sure if it qualifies for a Holiday Pet Photo, but thought you'd be interested all the same, Mark Deseck, Saline.

Cosmo in the Christmas Tree, Corey Seeman, Saline.

Buddy is a 1 year old Yorkie Poo, Mechelle LeFleur, Canton.

This is our cat, Mister Sir Bob Kittens, we just call him Mister Kittens. This is 2 years a go, but he still loves the tree just as much, but what cat doesn't? The Lajiness Family, Saline.