My photography journey began with capturing images of animals, and it was through this passion that I delved into the world of pet end-of-life photography. As I researched and discovered the power and significance of this genre, I felt a deep desire to extend my services to families with aging pets. I wanted to explore new ways to assist others in creating meaningful memories.
By offering my skills in pet end-of-life photography, I hope to provide solace and support to families, helping them preserve the beautiful moments shared with their older furry companions and create lasting tributes to their cherished relationships.
Pet end-of-life photography is a compassionate and meaningful way to honor the bond between humans and their beloved animal companions during the final stages of their lives. These photographs serve as a heartfelt tribute to the unconditional love and joy that pets bring into our lives, allowing us to preserve cherished memories and pay tribute to the unique personalities and connections we shared with our furry friends.
Abby was a patient where I had worked, at Ski Town Animal Hospital. She was in and out for a few conditions in her older age but she always seemed bright and she was very loved by her family.
I had came back to work after a weekend off and noticed that we were signing a sympathy card for Abby in January, when I had taken her photos in October. This beat on my heart, as I was so happy I could offer them memories of some final moments with her and her family, just in time for her to wag "bye" and be able to watch over her family.
Abby
