William Wise Photo Nature Notes is a wildlife, birding and nature photography blog documenting the beauty, design and wonder of God’s creation. -- "What a wildly wonderful world, God! You made it all, with Wisdom at Your side, made earth overflow with your wonderful creations." Psalms 104 The Message Wow, its already the last day of 2021 and I haven't done any birding in December. Time to get out there for a bit! Found five species of sparrows in just a few minutes. Walton County, Georgia
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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.
"Hugo" was a handsome young Boxer mix dog that was turned in stray to the animal control shelter on December 27, 2021. No owner came to look for him and he got a new home on January 3, 2022!
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.
"Stoney" was an older Boxer and American Bulldog mix breed dog surrendered to the animal shelter by his owner on December 28, 2022. He was a nice and quiet guy that got along well with others. I did his outdoor adoption photos on December 29 and he was rescued on January 3, 2022!
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.
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS...
Just like the song says, everyone would like to be home for the holidays... even the dogs! My job as an animal shelter photographer is to find new homes for homeless pets. And it seems to take on even more urgency around the holidays.
"Snowflake" was an older Great Pyrenees mix breed dog that was brought to the animal control shelter as a stray. She was a very sweet girl, so it was a bit strange that no owner came to claim her. But through her pet adoption photos posted on several national pet adoption websites, "Snowflake" was rescued from the animal shelter on December 20. Home for the Holidays!
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.
"Merry" was a happy Pitbull mix that recently had puppies. She was picked up stray by an animal control officer and brought to the animal shelter on December 2, 2021. Her owner called, but then never showed up to claim her. She was saved by DAWG Squad Rescue on December 13, 2021.
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.
"Rocky" was a handsome German Shepherd dog picked up stray by an animal control officer on December 1, 2021. He was a popular boy while in the shelter and got 20 adoption applications. His owner showed up and claimed him on December 10, one day before his hold expiration.
When I arrive at the animal shelter for a day’s worth of adoption photography, not every pet is excited to see me. Many of the dogs and cats in the pound have suddenly found themselves away from the comforts of their home and in a totally new and alien environment. They aren’t feeling too welcoming, and often let me know! Instead of moving to the next and dooming that pet to no adoption photos, I usually try to have patience to see if we can make something good of a bad situation. Some of the cats will initially lay back their ears and hiss. I can’t blame them; I’d do the same to someone invading my space! But a few soft words and a couple of minutes can really change their demeanor. Many of the dogs can be frightened to find themselves in the loud kennel around strange people. I’ve found that simply sitting on the ground outside a dog’s kennel and giving it a few minutes to approach me will work wonders. I let them come to me, instead of forcing them into a photography session. But occasionally, there are some “bad dogs” that just won’t have any of a photo session. In the end, if I can make it work out, a good adoption photo always produces results and ends up as new homes for many of these homeless pets.
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