Embracing the Moments that Matter

End of Life Pet Photography

Certified Pet Loss Grief Specialist

Celebrating the Life of Your Beloved Companion

A Moment to Pause – To Remember, To Reflect, To Just Be With Them

In the hustle of our busy lives, it’s easy to take for granted the little moments we share.

  • The way they greet us every time we come home like we’re returning from a from an odyssey even if we’re just coming back from getting the mail.

  • That soft sigh and little settle in wiggle when they join us on “their” spot on the couch.

  • The simple acts of holding them close, petting their fur, or gently holding their paw.

It’s a love like no other.

It all becomes incredibly valuable as we realize the pages we have left are shorter than the pages we’ve already turned.

In those moments, we yearn to gather every memory, every precious moment, every cherished toy to hold onto just a little bit longer.

A senior chihuahua mix gallery wall of framed portraits photographed in Athens, Georgia.

My boys were getting older and had a few health scares. I had talked about doing photos for a few years, but this seemed like the right time.

I was most worried about my boys behaving and being able to sit still.

I know you promised 1000 times that they were behaved and that we for sure got some good shots – but, I was still worried after my boys were so chaotic during the shoot.

Once I saw the photos though, I was absolutely floored – they were perfect.

I love the album – it’s such a beautiful keepsake of my boys that I proudly show to anyone who walks through our front door.”

– Barkington & Neville’s Mom

It’s better to schedule your session a day too early,

than one day too late

These sessions are about capturing the relationships, the joy you have shared, not solely focusing on the farewell.

It’s wonderful to capture these moments when your dog can still enjoy their favorite things. Don’t wait until the end – it’s never “too early”.

A wall gallery of framed photographs of a senior white bichon frise dog with her mom photographed at the University of Georgia North Campus in Athens, Georgia

End of Life Pet Photography

Please know that it’s never too late to reach out to me.

I prioritize these sessions and will do my absolute best to accommodate your needs.

Included in your dog’s session:

A Customized Signature Session

  • We’ll work together to create a session tailored to your dog’s needs.

A Professional Experience

  • With more that 10 years working with pets & their people I promise to deliver images you’ll love and artwork that will last a lifetime.

  • As a Certified Pet Loss Grief Specialist, I understand the importance of capturing these once-in-a-lifetime moments and the complexity of emotions that come with them.

Considerate Image Delivery

  • Everyone processes their grief differently. I understand that some may want to see the their images right away, while others may need more time. When you’re ready – I will be too.

$790 Reservation Fee

INCLUDES $500 PRODUCT CREDIT

COLLECTIONS START AT $1800

Payment plans & a la carte options also available.

After losing our 14 year old Husky mix earlier in the year and

not having “professional” photos of her and I knew we had to take advantage.

Two huskies can be hard to handle, especially in public!

Courtney made us feel comfortable with the environment and the cadence of the shoot.

We never felt rushed and we able to make sure everyone was secure and safe throughout our time with her.

— Ashley Dima & Stoli’s Mom

make every bark count!

make every bark count!

The Guarantee

It’s simple —

LOVE your images or I’ll refund you 100%

AND make a $100 donation in your dog’s name to animal rescue.

“But, my dog would NEVER sit still for photos!”

And other Frequently Asked Questions

  • YES! And even better, you’ll get both — digital files AND art. Because you DESERVE both!

    You don’t smile every time you walk pass that drawer of CDs, but you absolutely do when you walk pass your dog’s photo on the wall. Flipping the pages of your album you can feel his soft furry body while you snuggled in the grass. Your hands remember how warm his fur was after an afternoon in the sunshine. This is what physical artwork can do that digital just cannot.

    Don’t get me wrong, I love digital files too. I want the home screen on my phone to be my dog and I want to share her adorable photos all over social media.

    That’s why collections include high resolution digital files.

  • Want to know a secret?

    98% of the dogs you see on my website were wearing a leash!

    Or inside a secure fence! And sometimes both!

    With the magic of photoshop, I can create the off leash artwork you want while keeping your pet safe.

  • Yep!

    I’m stilling looking to beat my current PR of 11 dogs for one family, so bring on the multi dog families!

    Your reservation fee covers ALL the animals in your immediate family (including cats, horses, hedgehogs, & more) and I’d be delighted to meet them all!

  • I have one simple rule — I photograph people so long as they bring a pet too!

    I encourage you to get in the photos with your dog. Even if you don’t love being photographed, most of my clients find they love images hat show their relationship. And these are the photos that become only more valuable with time.

    I also photograph high school seniors, families, and children with their dogs and /or horses.

  • First, I am so sorry. Our dog’s lives are tragically short.

    I make every effort to photograph end of life sessions as soon as possible and will do everything in my power to see you quickly. Please letme know when inquiring if you need an urgent session.

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