Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAU John Blackwell sings the national anthem during the Ascension Relay for Life at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Gonzales on Saturday, April 14.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAU John LeBlanc, Pat Sebastian and Hazel Fowler, front row from left, lead the cancer survivor's opening walk during the Ascension Relay for Life at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Gonzales on Saturday.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAU Jordan Walker, 5, blows a kiss to judge Anthony Ryan Auld, St. Amant High School graduate and Project Runway alum, while others look on during a children's fashion show at the Ascension Relay for Life at the Tanger Outlet Center in Gonzales on Saturday.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAU Alexis Haynes, 15, and Dominique Thomas, 14, from left, of Donaldsonville High School U.S. Air Force JROTC, present the colors during the Ascension Relay for Life on Saturday.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAU Joshua Collier, 8, falls off a mechanical bull during the Ascension Relay for Life at the Tanger Outlet Center in Gonzales on Saturday.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAU Dutchtown High School student Jordan Henderson, 17, helps set out luminary bags with other students during the Ascension Relay for Life at the Tanger Outlet Center in Gonzales on Saturday.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAU Anthony Ryan Auld, St. Amant High School graduate and Project Runway alum, speaks to the audience gathered for the Ascension Relay for Life at the Tanger Outlet Mall in Gonzales on Saturday.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAU Rashard Honore, 10; Kenya Honore; Caleb Ramage, 18; Rita Johnson; and Lisa Domino, from left, of Team Arthur Johnson, do the macarena dance while walking in the Ascension Relay for Life at the Tanger Outlet Center in Gonzales on Saturday.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAUJimmy Safford, Margie LeBlanc and Claire Safford, from left, peer into the historic Joseph Landry Tomb in Donaldsonville's Ascension Catholic Cemetery on April 11. The three visited after a public meeting discussing the preservation and restoration of the tomb, which was built in 1845 and is included on the National Register of Historic Places.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAUVaults are seen inside the historic Joseph Landry Tomb in Donaldsonville's Ascension Catholic Cemetery on April 11. The Joseph Landry Foundation held a public meeting Wednesday discussing the preservation and restoration of the tomb.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAUJimmy Safford, Claire Safford, and Margie LeBlanc, from left, of the Joseph Landry Foundation peer into the historic Joseph Landry Tomb in Donaldsonville's Ascension Catholic Cemetery on April 11. The three visited after a public meeting discussing the preservation and restoration of the tomb, which is included on the National Register of Historic Places.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAUJane Wilson, Linda Smith, Mary Bradford, Jack Stallings and Betty Payne, from left, perform with Lagniappe Dulcimers at American Legion Post 81 in Gonzales on Saturday.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAUSpreading festival feverPaul Lanier, A.J. Kent, Ora Smith, Jane Wilson and Mary Bradford, from left, perform with Lagniappe Dulcimers at American Legion Post 81 in Gonzales at the Spring Fever Arts Festival on Saturday. The festival, sponsored by the River Region Art Association and the American Legion, featured an art show and arts and crafts exhibits.

Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAUJack Stallings, Larie Cheney and Millard Cheney, from left, perform with Lagniappe Dulcimers at American Legion Post 81 in Gonzales on Saturday.

This female, black-and-white, domestic shorthair,

This female, gray-and-brown tabby.

A female, seven-month-old, white pomeranian

This male, 4 and 1/2 month old, yellow lab puppy.