Treasure is an dog up for adoption from Louie's Legacy. She is mostly lab with a mix of pit bull terrier. She is the sweetest dogs that I've encountered, she just wants to be social with other dogs and loves rubs and attention. Here is her full bio.
If anyone is looking to adopt a dog and is curious about Treasure, please do not hesitate to contact them. They usually post their adoption events via their facebook page. In the meantime, enjoy her portraits.
This past weekend, I went to photograph the adoptable dogs from Louie's Legacy at Pet Smart and this one dog caught my attention. Her name is Zelda and basically looked my dog Jameson as a puppy a few years ago.
She is about 30lbs - 40lbs and is pretty petite but very muscular. When I saw her, I assumed she was still a puppy, about 5 months old because her energy was very puppy-sh. She loves to interact with everything that is going on around her and she would make a great companion for someone looking to adopt an active dog.
You can find more information about her and how to adopt by going through this link.
This past weekend, I went to the Super Pet Expo in Edison, NJ. It's a convention of various vendors selling pet related products and services within the tri-state area. You'll find booths for dog and cat wear, vendors selling antlers for dogs to chew on, boutique dog treat bakeries and so forth. Other than the vendors, they also have areas for small and big dog runs and have agility shows. But the greatest thing about this expo is that you can bring your pets with you to the convention. So while walking around, there were soo many unique dogs that were soo friendly. Its definitely a great show to attend. Below are some of the dogs that I was able to capture. Enjoy!
Pictured above: Left Portrait - Shaka, Right Portrait - Rival
A few weeks ago, I've received news that Shaka, the dog photographed on the left, passed away. Rival, photographed on the right, is her long term companion.
They both stayed over last summer at Exercise My Mutt for boarding and daycare. From what I remember, they were inseparable, if Shaka wanted to rest at a spot where the sun was spilling into the room, Rival was right there accompanying her. It was a very sweet relationship.
When Shaka passed away, it was hard for Rival to cope. So Rival returned to EMM (Exercise My Mutt) for weekly daycare to get his mind off from his loss. Slowly but surely, he is having a great time at day care and we are happy to have him in our family.