2009 Animal Theme Calendars

2009 Calendars > Animals

808800X: 2009 Angel Puppies Wall Calendar

2009 Angel Puppies Wall Calendar
By Sellers Publishing

In this charming 2009 calendar, based on the book Guardian Puppies by Robert Milazzo and Alex Kroke, adorable pooches with cherubic wings are portrayed as angelic companions. Paired with scripture from the King James Bible, these delightful photos are sure to be a source of divine inspiration and comfort. Measures 12" x 24" when open.

24548X: 2009 Crazy About Cats Wall Calendar

2009 Crazy About Cats Wall Calendar
By Dayspring

This 2009, 16-month Crazy About Cats calendar is a tribute to the irrepressible cat attitude we love so much. With its rich, full-color photographs and accompanying NIV Scripture, this calendar will be a cheerful inspiration to you every day of the year. Measures 12" x 24" when open.

245420: 2009 On Eagle&quot;s Wings Wall Calendar

2009 On Eagle's Wings Wall Calendar
By Andy Carey & Sandy Carey / Dayspring

A wonderful collection of eagle portraits from Montana-based photographers Alan and Sandy Carey---enriched by the beauty of KJV Scriptures. Measures 11" x 28" (open).

044909: 2009 Spirit of Horses Wall Calendar with Scripture

2009 Spirit of Horses Wall Calendar with Scripture
By Lesley Harrison / Amcal/meadwestvaco

Lesley Harrison's stunning photographs capture the strength, grace, and majesty of horses. Includes uplifting quotes for daily inspiration. Measures 13.5" x 24" (open).

805800X: 2009 Songbirds of North America Wall Calendar

2009 Songbirds of North America Wall Calendar
By Sellers Publishing

Songbirds of North America Wall Calendar: Songbirds are among North America's most colorful, melodious types of wildlife. Many songbird species are easy to attract and observe right in your own backyard. The National Wildlife Federation encourages people to create gardens and landscapes with the needs of songbirds and other wildlife in mind. Measures 12" x 24" opened.

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