Raising Money To Save Our Scruff With A Dog Photoshoot in Norfolk County

As a pet photographer, I love to give back to my community. Early this year, in 2024, I decided to give back to a remarkable rescue organization that has given countless dogs a second chance at life.

I wanted to celebrate this year's National Puppy Day by giving back while creating memories for you of your pets with a dog photoshoot.

Canadian Canine College

This fantastic college is located in the heart of Norfolk County. It's an elite dog training school. I had been there before to drop off my pet photography business cards, so I reached out to them to have the mini-session held at their facility. 

Without hesitation, they wrote back, thrilled to have me there and support a great cause.

Pose For A Cause

Pose For A Cause was the idea I had to name the mini-session. It took 15 minutes for $35 a dog, and one hundred percent of the proceeds went to Save Our Scruff. I was thrilled that this mini-session was sold out, raising $280 for this incredible rescue.

Pet Photoshoot Session

All dogs were kept on the leash, and the leash was deleted on post with the magic of Photoshop.

I used treats and noises to get the dogs to look at the camera

As a thank you for coming, I gave a goodie bag with healthy dog treats from Pivot Dog Biscuits, a coupon from Tail Blazers, and a coupon from Bring Your Dog Cafe. Each dog received a dog bandana from Clouds Clothes. 

I love when small businesses all come together for a great cause.

Conclusion

Next year, I will be hosting another Pose For A Cause Mini Session and looking forward to helping a rescue. 

If you're seeking a pet and family photographer in Norfolk County and nearby areas, your search ends here. Whether it's a cherished portrait of your furry friend or a heartwarming family photo, I'm here to turn your moments into timeless memories.

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