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Lhasa Apsos are intelligent, lively, spirited and devoted little dogs and when I photographed Max, he was no exception. Max’s people, Casey and Lou, scheduled an Images for a Cure session for Max. Another great photography session that helps support the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. And just as great, I got to photograph another dog….
Before I left for Charlotte, I stopped at Noah’s Too — The Rescue. I was able to photograph some of the animals that they currently have up for adoption. The animals that they rescue are housed in the Noah’s Too Pet Resort. It was great to stop there and see all the dogs in daycare…
In February, I donated a dog portrait session along with a gallery wrap of that image to CHA’s Paws to Party fundraiser. The lucky winners of the silent auction prize were Dino and Franky. (Actually their people, Alisha and Luke won but we won’t tell the dogs that!) I was so happy when we were…
Over the summer I donated a portrait package for the Citizens for Humane Action’s (CHA) Picnic with the Pups silent auction. CHA is a northeast Columbus nonprofit animal shelter that provides safe, temporary shelter and care for homeless dogs and cats. Susan was the winner of the auction and selected her own CHA rescue dog,…
I am proud to be participating again this year in Images for a Cure (IFAC). 2009 was the first year for IFAC with 239 photographers in 44 states and 3 countries taking part. Photographers raised $12,900 in 2009 that were donated to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation. This year, I’ll be offering on-location, 45-minute mini…
