CAPE MAY COURTHOUSE/BRIDGETON — New Jersey's first winter storm of 2019 (second notable snowfall of this winter) might have caused a headache for human residents, but animals have been having a blast.

Cape May County Park and Zoo was closed Sunday due to the wintry weather, but not without sharing a full photo album of its resident animals having a snow day. Those featured include a cow catching snowflakes, a red panda and llamas and alpacas seeming unbothered by the fresh powder.

Animals love snow day in Cape May County Zoo, Conhanzick zoo leopards in snow
'Lloving' a snow day in Cape May: alpacas and llamas (Zookeeper Pete, Cape May County Zoo)
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There was also video of silver fox, Brynn, catching snowballs.

Meanwhile, the Cohanzick Zoo in Cumberland County shared a clip of "Babies’ first snow" for leopard sisters, Shuri and Nakia.

And, pets were caught playing, too. Like this pair of Atlantic County corgis below, spotted in Ventor by a Press of Atlantic City reporter:

As Meteorologist Dan Zarrow noted, a Winter Storm Warning was expanded Sunday to include inland Atlantic and inland Cape May counties (in addition to Cumberland) until 4am Monday.

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