Janet writes:

My friend Geraldine’s gorgeous doggie Izzy (top) rocking her campaign badge and Yes bandana and my friend Julie’s three-legged wonder Georgie thinking that if she had opposable thumbs and a vote (and wasn’t a dog) she’d be voting Yes!

Aida writes:

Buttons says “Vote Yes”, she considers it a human rights issue…

Sophie writes:

Belle pig says yes and thinks you should too. #piggiesforequality. The other five piggies also agree but are camera shy…

Lauren writes:

Little Loki is all for a Yes vote!

Emma writes:

Lulu (left) and Hooch says Yes and Yes…

Vicky writes:

Elizabeth & Emma vote Yes :-)

Don writes:

Hens for YES…

James and Eóin write:

In Kilcullen, Co. Kildare. Our cock says Tá!

Frilly Keane writes:

This canvassing is hard going for Jessie Cooper, Equality for Bassetts Campaign.

Send your ‘Pets For Yes’/No’/Don’t Know’ to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Pets For Yes’/’No’/’Don’t Know’ where appropriate.

Fish, rodents, invertebrates and spirit animals welcome. Hedgehogs/turtles must be out of Winter hibernation with face showing. Thanks.

The best pet pic wins a month’s supply of natural dog food from Rupert & Frank, the mouthwatering Irish pet food company.

Yesterday: Tell Them Cats To Chill

Previously: The Eyes have It

Paws before Voting

Rufferendum

Markie writes:

Judge giving the side eye to a passing No voter…

Jade writes:

Hallie for Equality Cake!

James writes:

Delaney (left) and Bonnie both tired of the Yes propaganda, thinkin’ tha’ they don’t know . . . anything. (Although therez a bone innit if they paw no)…

Patricia writes:

This is my cat Leslie, rubbing her Tá badge for good luck before turning in for the night.

Send your ‘Pets For Yes’/No’/Don’t Know’ to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Pets For Yes’/’No’/’Don’t Know’ where appropriate.

Fish and small animals welcome. Hedgehogs/turtles must be out of Winter hibernation with head showing. Thanks.

The best pet pic wins a month’s supply of natural dog food from Rupert & Frank, the obscenely tasty Irish pet food company.

Yesterday: Paws before Voting

Sue writes:

Roly (top) & Shorty (above) are both advocating a YES vote…

Eileen writes:

Noodle loves his Vote For Yes bandana so much that he’s tried to eat it. Several times.

Sue writes:

Bruce says vote yes, and he’s never wrong…

Danielle writes:

Bella Charlie (top) and Charlie Bella (above) are treated the same. They think humans should be too.

Adam writes:

Henry imagining a fairer Ireland :)

Billie writes:

My Parents sent me this pic (above) of our dog ruby a few weeks back. The fact that my mother handmade the sign makes it more adorable, I think. I’m in Canada and can not vote so it’s good to know Ruby is making the effort at least!

Send your ‘Pets For Yes’/’Pets For No’/’My Pet Doesn’t Know’ to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Pets For Yes’/’Pets For No’/’My Pet Doesn’t Know’ where appropriate. Fish and small animals welcome. Hedgehogs/turtles must be out of Winter hibernation.

Update:

Rupert & Frank, the delicious natural Irish pet food company have kindly provided  a month’s supply of natural dog food for the best ‘Pets For Yes/’Pets For No’/’My Pet Doesn’t Know’ dog pic. Judges will choose on May 21 from tNOMNOMNOMNOM

Earlier: Rabidly Yes

Yesterday: Rufferendum

Niall writes:

Max definitely wants his two daddies to have the same rights as everyone else!

GreenMan writes:

Lola wearing her Tá badge in the sunshine…

Joanne writes:

Fergie (left) & Gabby in Santry [ struggling with why people aren’t treated equally…

 

Eimear writes:

Gizmo sez ‘Equal opportunities bum sniffing for some, yes equality badges for others’…

Send your Pets For Yes/Pets For No to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Pets For Yes’/’Pets For No’ where appropriate.

Tom Maguire and ‘Simba’ at Merrion Square, Dublin yesterday for a Yes Equality event organised by LGBT noise.

‘sup?

If your pet had a vote in the forthcoming referendum, how would it cast its vote.

With its paws.

But seriously.

Send your Pets For Yes/Pets For No to broadsheet@broadsheet marked My Pet’s For Yes/My Pet’s For No where appropriate.

Fish, rabbits and hamsters/gerbils also welcome.

(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)