Dog Rescue Furtography: Blue

Animal Shelter Furtography is my collection of pet photography from the humane society animal shelter to find new homes dogs and cats needing rescue or adoption. The photographs are posted on several national pet adoption websites.

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Male tan and white American Bulldog Pitbull Terrier dog outside on leash. Dog rescue pet adoption photography for humane society animal shelter. Photo sales support to pet adoption website.

"Blue" was a handsome young American Bulldog and Pitbull Terrier mix that was surrendered to the animal control shelter by his owner. I did his adoption photography session on November 30, 2022 and he was rescued from the animal shelter on December 5, 2022! 

Male tan and white American Bulldog Pitbull Terrier dog outside on leash. Dog rescue pet adoption photography for humane society animal shelter. Photo sales support to pet adoption website.

Male tan and white American Bulldog Pitbull Terrier dog outside on leash. Dog rescue pet adoption photography for humane society animal shelter. Photo sales support to pet adoption website.

Male tan and white American Bulldog Pitbull Terrier dog outside on leash. Dog rescue pet adoption photography for humane society animal shelter. Photo sales support to pet adoption website.

A note from his adopter:

​Update on Ghost - He is doing very well. He weighs 62lbs now, was 56lbs per vet records when he got neutered. We are working on his jumping, his mouthing and pulling on the leash. He is a 6 month old stuck in a 1 yr old body, very rambunctious, but nothing we cannot handle. We are also working with him on socialization with people. Currently, he does not like anyone other than myself and my fiancé in the home. We have to take him outside to meet new people before they come in, but that takes about 10-15mins for him to warm up to someone new. Once he meets outside, we will walk into our home and he is still a little uneasy when they enter the home, but no aggression. Again, we are working on this with him. Since he received his vaccines yesterday, I brought him to work with me and he is doing very well so far. Hasn't met a stranger at the Animal Shelter (no worries, I have my own office and he has roam of that).  He is a great cuddle bug at night, but when it is time to kennel him for bedtime, he starts crying and will pout, but once in the kennel he falls asleep fast. All in all, we have a lot of training to do with him and only having him in our care for almost 2 weeks, he has learned some new commands. We know this is a work in progress and we are following the 3's, 3 days-3weeks-3months. We know we needed Ghost in our lives and Ghost needed us in his life. Thank you again for letting us adopt him. I have attached some photos of Ghost.