This is such a cool and admirable story, I had to share it. If you wear glasses like me, it's a great place to make a "visible" difference.
Pet Photography
Starbucks has the Puppuccinos, Shake Shack has the Pooch-ini and In and Out Burger has the Puppy Patty. But now there’s a drive thru solely for your pup.
Stop on by the the Desert Botanical Garden Dog Days tomorrow. This is the ultimate dog walk, for you and your pet. Weather is suppose to be great and the botanical gardens are in picture perfect shape. If you're looking for something brilliant to do this Saturday 8-2.
Ann Boyce and husband Gary haven't fed their pooch a morsel of meat since they got her when she was just six months old and they claim it's healthier and a lot cheaper
Last November we joined forces with the Arizona Humane Society to photograph senior dogs and cats . This month Animal Sheltering Magazine took some time and space to write an article about the overwhelming success we had with getting those lovable seniors adopted. Big thank you to Julie Falconer and the magazine for including us. You can read the interview in its entirety here
Join the Arizona Humane Society and Jason Millstein Photography this Friday from 5:30 - 7:30, at the Tempe Center for the Arts as we celebrate Adopt a Senior Pet Month!
Thanks to everyone that came out to get the dogs photographed at Arcadia's OHSO brewery. The event was sponsored by Puff & Fluff grooming. We hope you enjoy a few of our favorite dog photographs.
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This is the Maricopa County Animal Care and Control's Wag and Walk program. Active dogs, big and small, are given a great day out when volunteers take them hiking. The mental and physical exercise allows the dogs to enjoy a mini-holiday, and better manage the confines of shelter life.
Despite the heat there are so many things I love about summertime. Parades down main street, fireworks filling the night sky and camping beneath the stars. But while these warm-weather attractions might be fun for us, they can be frightening and even dangerous for our pets.