501c3 photography
increase exposure for your organization and its animals with powerful photographs that show the community who you are and why they should adopt from you!
a note from your photographer
i am an animal advocate first, photographer second. i spent years working hands-on in the animal welfare industry prior to becoming a pet photographer, and i'm excited to offer your organization this unique combination of skills.
handling approach: R+ . fear free shelter certified
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· domestic, farm + exotic animals
· all behavior needs welcome
· all medical needs welcome
· neonate to senior
· team action shots
· team headshots
· on site + in foster
· interior + exterior of facility
· merchandise + retail
· event
Meet Lemony, a fearful pup in search of her forever home. Due to her extreme shyness and high level of fear, her rescue really needed to cast a wide net in order to find the right adoptive home. Photos were the ticket to increasing her exposure. Following a fear-free handling approach during her photoshoot, and inviting her confident foster sister to join us, helped calm Lemony's nerves and allowed her to even have some fun in front of the camera! Lemony was adopted shortly after this photoshoot.
Meet Enzo and Jasmine, two neonate kittens I photographed during their stay in foster. Clear crisp photos that allow potential adopters (and shelter staff) to differentiate between littermates - especially when it's a litter of black cats - goes a long way in establishing individuality (and reducing adoption confusion!).
Say hello to Hennessy. Prior to our photoshoot, this high energy gal had only blurry photo after blurry photo displayed across her online adoption profile. The mission of our photoshoot together was to capture images that allowed potential adopters to see her amazing personality clear as day, so they could fall in love with her sweet nature. I don't know about you, but every time I look at this photo I fall in love with Hennessy all over again!
