Category Archives: Animals

Just had to share :)

As many of you know, I’ve been working hard with The Jacksonville Humane Society to help bring attention to harder-to-adopt dogs. I’ve written a lot about my involvement with it, so I won’t go into that again, but this morning I checked my Facebook business page and had a very heart warming comment that I…

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Hannah | Jacksonville Humane Society

This morning, I headed to the Jacksonville Humane Society to take photos of Hannah. Hannah is my new adoption feature for my blog. The lucky family who adopts her will not only have her adoption fee sponsored by me on behalf of The JRB Foundation, but will receive a gift box with a few professional…

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Brandy Snaps | The Jacksonville Humane Society | Jacksonville Pet Photographer

As many of my blog readers know, for quite some time, I’ve talked about how I’ve started giving back. I’m a huge animal lover, specifically dogs, and decided to use my love for animals as a way to give back. One of the ways I give back is to feature an adoption on my Jen…

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Happy 4th Birthday Bentley!

Every dog has its own personality. When Bentley came into our lives I always thought he’d be a cuddly, cute puppy with lots of spunk. Little did I know he’d be the Tasmanian devil! He is definitely cuddly and cute but that little boy has spunk like no other. His little quirks always keep us…

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Jacksonville Humane Society

Today I had the privilege of meeting with the Jacksonville Humane Society to find out how I, as well as The JRB Foundation, can team up to help raise money for their shelter. In 2007, the Jacksonville Humane Society suffered a devastating fire that has left them with the determination to build something bigger and…

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Farewell Little Boo 6/6/1995-10/14/2010 | Ricoh | Jacksonville Pet Photographer

We knew his time was coming to an end. A couple of months ago, my childhood dog, Ricoh, was diagnosed with Congestive Heart Failure after having a few episodes of passing out and laying lifeless for a few minutes, then coming back to consciousness. Typically, dogs diagnosed with CHF don’t live more than 4 months,…

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