Martha's blogging pups, Francesca and Sharkey, have created a gallery of all Martha's pets now and through the years. But let's hear from them:

Welcome to our photo gallery. Not only are there adorable pictures of us -- Francesca and Sharkey -- we also have some great snaps of many of our friends on the farm.

Meet our new brother, Ghenghis Khan. Ghenghis -- or G.C., as we like to call him, is a chow chow puppy and the great-grandson of the late, great Paw Paw.

Look at this nice photo of our old pal Paw Paw, G.K.'s grandfather. We loved him just like a furry big brother.

Two of Martha's wonderful chows strike an elegant pose.

And here are Max and Zu Zu.

Here is Martha's beautifully designed and crafted canary cage.

Martha really loves her canaries. Sometimes so many babies are born that she gives pairs of them away to her friends. Once, though, she found that she gave away all the males, which are the ones that sing. (It's very difficult to tell male from female canaries.) So she had to get a new batch. 

Before introducing new canaries to the cage, it's important to first clip their long nails, which can actually prohibit the birds from moving freely in their new home.

Here, a batch of new male canaries become acclimated to their new home. Soon there will be singing once again!

They fit in very nicely, don't you think?

Could this be love?

Martha has kept chickens for years, which provide wonderful and colorful eggs for the farm. These little peeps represent 22 different breeds, including Speckled Sussex, Mille Fleur Bantam, and, of course, Araucana, whose gorgeous blue eggs Martha has made into an instantly recognizable signature.

Halloween is one of Martha's favorite holidays, and her pets love joining in the fun. These photos were taken in 2007. Here, Paw Paw shows off his sense of humor with a donkey costume.

Francesa, say "Cheese!"

Sharkey is a Frenchie in wolf's clothing.

Here, we all pose for our Halloween portrait.

What's this? Another donkey in the paddock?

No, Clive, it's Paw Paw! Happy Halloween!

Rufus, Clive, and Billie check out the new guy in town.

Paw Paw rings in 2008 with a festive hat.

In the summer of 2008, Martha decided to give "cow-sitting" a try, and hosted two miniature Hereford cows. They look just like regular-sized Herefords, but are about half as big. By late fall, Dandy and Clover, as we came to call them, returned home where they had indoor shelter for the winter. Everyone there was amazed at how fat this pair got. Who knew that a diet of grass and dandelions could pack on the pounds! This is Dandy, the male.

And this is Clover, the female.

On Election Day in 2008, the two of us supported our candidates. As was often the case, we didn't quite see eye to eye, but we respected one another's choice!

For New Year's 2008, Martha decided to throw a little New Year's bash for the cats. The servery was decorated for the occasion. Look at this dour bunch! We certainly would have livened up the party.

Mozart made a dramatic late entrance with his illuminated New Year's bow tie. Now the party can get started.

Verdi got a little crazy with that lei. Must have been the homegrown catnip that was flowing freely!

Bartok looks especially fetching with that festive hat.

Martha is a big supporter of animal adoption. When she learned that ARF, the Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons, had two Blue Point Himalayan cats, she had to pay a visit. Sure enough, she adopted both Miss Snowflake, whom we call Snow, and Sir Frost, shown here, whom we all call Frosty.

Martha has always loved animals. This was her first cat, named Chiggi, who was adopted from a shelter. Can you guess who that is holding Chiggi?

We are told she was a very sweet kitten, and also very affectionate.

She looks so curious!

We like to play with shoes, too.

Martha said that as Chiggi grew she became quite the hunter. Sounds like we would have gotten along

Francesca: "I think I look so cool in this denim jacket. I think Martha likes it, too, and we kind of match!"

We have to share Martha with her menagerie of cats. We are not too happy about that!

Sharkey: "Sometimes Martha tells us bedtime stories about the chinchillas that she used to own. Good thing she doesn't have them now because we would give them a good chase."

Francesca: "Look at this beautiful fabric portrait of me. It's a creation of textile artist Lori Marie Johnson, made with an easy no-sew technique."

Francesca: "This suede jacket is soooo soft -- and don't you think I look like a 'Best of Breed' at Westminster?"

Sharkey: "Hurry up and snap the picture! I'm ready for a nap."

Francesca: "Hey, we've never seen the crafts room up on the third floor. How come Vivaldi gets to go there with Martha?"

Francesca: "Here are Clive and Rufus, Martha's miniature donkeys, wondering how to get away from Sharkey."

Sharkey: "Hey! How come Francesca and I weren't invited to Verdi and Vivaldi's birthday party?"

Verdi takes the cake (stand)!

Francesca: "Martha said we had to get dressed in our finest for the party. I'm ready to show off, but Sharkey is already yawning."

Sharkey: "Hmmm ... how can we get Vivaldi off of that nice soft bed?"

Sharkey: "Look how color-coordinated we all are in this photo -- it was Francesca's idea."

Dear old Uncle Vanya, another beloved adopted pet of Martha's. We've heard that he had so much character.

Martha told us that friends who were moving gave her New Kitty to care for. She didn't mind because New Kitty was very sweet.

Here is Weeny. She has a sister named -- what else? -- Teeny.

Here is Max, we have seen this photo in Martha's gardening book. He looks like he was a good companion just like we are. Martha calls him the king.

Another image of the regal Max.