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I am a New York based photographer specializing in pet photography.

I am an avid supporter of rescue animals and spend most of my free time photographing adoptable animals and helping them find their forever families.

12/08/2025

Mable ❤️ available for adoption through
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07/08/2025

Meet ’s very own golden girl, Hermione 🧙🏻🪄📚✨ who also happens to be available for adoption!
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05/08/2025

If your social media algorithm shows you anything animal rescue related, you’ve most likely heard of my friend Isabel () and her last foster to fly the nest, Tiki. Isabel’s gift for creating engaging content combined with her amazing storytelling abilities led a little shut down dog from our very own backyard (aka the in NYC) to take the internet by storm.
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Tiki quite literally opened the eyes of millions of people, showing them how impactful and life changing fostering can be.
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There’s only one Isabel, and although anyone who knows Tiki personally knows how special he is, there are MILLIONS of Tiki’s in shelters in your own backyard waiting for their chance at a quiet, safe, clean place to call home (a fridge full of cheese would be a plus).
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Fostering has drastically changed the lives of the animals I have personally fostered, and has been the most enriching chapter of my life thus far, an unexpected added bonus.
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heartwarming illustration today reminded me to reflect on the positive impact that Isabel and Tiki had on our corner of the internet, to say thank you ❤️ share my favorite images of everyone’s favorite little man and to keep that momentum going 💪🏼
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31/07/2025

Rocket 🚀 adoptable through
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30/07/2025

Last week, I attended an event at The Associated Humane Societies, Newark Shelter, , where brought together creators to not only bring awareness to the animals in need in this shelter system, but to show the crisis that this specific location is currently facing as they are busting at the seams and wildly over capacity.
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The Associated Humane Societies is the largest animal sheltering system in New Jersey, and when we visited the Newark location, there were over 160 dogs and over 200 cats in their care. This shelter was not built for this number of animals, leaving shelter staff and volunteers overwhelmed, animals existing in spaces smaller than the shelter was built for, and spreading resources further and more thinly than the animals and the humans who care for them deserve.
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Perfectly adoptable dogs and cats are sitting in shelters for months, sometimes over a year, waiting for adopters to hopefully find them. I met many dogs who were gorgeous, dog-friendly, sweet and healthy. Even as a long time photographer of adoptable animals, I was repeatedly surprised by some of the dogs that hadn’t received a single application.
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Please share these animals, and consider paying the shelter a visit to amplify this message. They deserve a quiet, clean, safe space to call their own.Thank you to for using your platform for such an amazing cause, and I plan to regularly visit to feature some of the dogs that need a little extra boost, so stay tuned for their faces & stories.
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To learn more about fostering, adopting or giving back to , please visit: www.ahscares.org/newark/.
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29/07/2025

Meet Winter! Winter is around 2 years old and a lovable mush. She is available through ❤️
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For more information on Winter and the application process, please contact Stamford Animal Control: 203-977-4437.
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25/07/2025

Carl 🖤 adoptable through
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Where to start with my little man Carl 🥹 Carl was a deferred intake from , meaning that took him into their care before he could end up at the shelter. I try not to picture my little guy in a kennel at the shelter as I think he would have deteriorated in that environment rather quickly. He came to me frail, in pain and confused. To be honest, I wasn’t even sure if he had a decent quality of life (apologies to my favorite fellow dog moms for listening to me agonize over this for weeks), but with patience and love, he has started to slowly but surely show improvement.
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Today, he still spends most of his day wandering, but adores a snooze in the sun, a donut bed when he decides it’s time to settle down, and LOVES meatball snacks from his foster grandpa. He is just a go with the flow kinda doggie. Whether he’s currently living his golden years or has many left with his humans, we can’t be sure, but he is impossible not to fall in love with ❤️ He’s not the kind of senior who will snuggle up to you on the couch, or happily be toted around in a tote, but he is so precious and impossibly sweet 🥹 I have been so lucky to help him on his journey to his future family, and I would say I can’t wait to meet them, but selfishly I enjoy every extra day I get with him 🥰 When that day comes I’m sure they will be perfect & they certainly are lucky.
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Adopt the senior dog, foster the medical case, your heart will thank you for it ❤️
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To learn more about Carl or to register to adopt, check out www.muddypawsrescue.org!
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16/07/2025

Meet Kiara! I recently visited Stamford Animal Control () and met this gorgeous girl while I was there 💕 She is bouncy, eager to learn and so loving. I can’t wait to see this girl get her happy ending!
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For more information on Kiara and the application process, please contact Stamford Animal Control: 203-977-4437.
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07/07/2025

Duke 💚 adoptable through .
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To learn more about Duke or to apply to adopt, check out www.everylastonerescue.org!
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03/07/2025

Delilah 🌷 adoptable through
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25/06/2025

Quartz 🖤 adoptable through
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To learn more about Quartz or to register to adopt, check out www.muddypawsrescue.org!
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24/06/2025

Now that Aloha (now known as Davy), has been settled into his home for a little over a month now, I want to share some thoughts on how he served as a bit of a reset, a brain reboot if you will, when it comes to fostering. Davy was my 44th foster, so by the time I brought him home I considered myself quite experienced and even confidently told my dog mom crew that I “have no interest in adopting a second dog” and naively assumed that I knew exactly how I would feel bringing another dog into my home.
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The joke was on me. This dog took a piece of my heart home with him. He was nervous, yet undeniably sweet. Easy, but spunky and has endless amounts of love to give. In another world, he would have been the perfect addition to Paddles and my little family.
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He would have slotted right in, and I’m sure I would have had no regrets, but now also serves as the perfect reminder of why I foster. He came from a tough situation, and needed a quiet place to decompress before heading off to his ultimate home. Paddles showed him the ropes, was his brave companion on walks, and even played with him (a rarity). I am proud we were able to be the stepping stone to his family.
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His adopters are exactly what I hoped for: gentle, patient, and most of all they clearly love him just as much as I do. Saying goodbye isn’t always fun, but he has refueled the fire in me to help introduce families to their own little buddy who will be the heartbeat of their family. There will always be times when I am on a bit of a “fostering spree” (maybe right now…) and times when I need to slow down and focus on other aspects of my life, but as fosters we break our own hearts repeatedly to give them a chance at happily ever after. Aloha certainly found his perfect ending and it was SO worth it 🌺

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