Photos | Playful Pals in Alamo Square Park
A dog and a cat having a blast playing with a tennis ball in the beautiful scenery of Alamo Square Park. The green grass, blue sky, and stunning sunset create the perfect setting for some outdoor fun.
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date
2020-08-14T19:54:41.466000-07:00
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