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Photos from a recent pets and people photo shoot in Tampa, Florida.
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Photos from a recent pets and people photo shoot in Tampa, Florida.
Read More →As AGoldPhoto Pet Photography has grown, we have begun to introduce commercial pet photography and videography to our line up of services. Our latest project was a collaboration with Tonka, who you may know for their children’s toys. The team at Tonka sent us their new lineup to capture action shots of the toys being […]
Read More →Family dog helps with extra secret marriage proposal with help from AGoldPhoto Pet Photography.
Read More →Wendy, formally AT’s Twenty Four, was born on September 7, 2015 in Iowa and her first official race was in April 2017 at the Sanford-Orlando Track in Longwood, FL. Only racing for about a year, her last race was on July 14, 2018. She raced a total of 47 times and placed first only once. […]
Read More →A Therapy Dog, not to be confused with a Service Dog, provides therapy and comfort to people other than their handlers. Service dogs are trained to perform certain tasks and ease their handlers’ disabilities. Oreo, a Therapy Dog, who we met recently in New Jersey at one of our Pet Photo Shoot Fundraisers, provides comfort […]
Read More →There’s Nothing Like the Bond Between a Dog and their Person! Marleen, an avid volunteer with rescue animals, recently adopted Max from an animal shelter in St. Pete, Florida. We met them at Hyde Park Village in South Tampa for their Pets and People Photo Shoot. Although they have only known each other for a […]
Read More →London, Freedom Service Dogs trainee, poses for a Professional Pet Photo Shoot in Denver, Colorado.
Read More →A few photos from a recents pets and people photo shoot in Tampa, Florida.
Read More →The latest round of adoptable pets from Humane Society Tampa Bay.
Read More →Animal shelters all over the country are full of pets in need of homes. According to the ASPCA “6.5 Million Companion animals enter animal shelters every year. Each year, approximately 1.5 million shelter animals are euthanized (670,000 dogs and 860,000 cats). Â The number of dogs and cats euthanized in U.S. shelters annually has declined from […]
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