It’s been a while since we have been able to add anything to our blog. This is mainly because I have been up to my eyeballs in provisions of the Clean Water Act for the last 2 months. However, yesterday we were able to raise $50 more dollars for the Central Missouri Humane Society through our pet photography project. Here are some of the shots we took of Dixie, a lab mix who was adopted through CMHS by a great family.
And here’s Clyde. He is very sweet and in need of a home. If you think he might be the dog for you, contact the Humane Society. www.cmhspets.org
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It’s been a while since we have been able to add anything to our blog. This is mainly because I have been up to my eyeballs in provisions of the Clean Water Act for the last 2 months. However, yesterday we were able to raise $50 more dollars for the Central Missouri Humane Society through our pet photography project. Here are some of the shots we took of Dixie, a lab mix who was adopted through CMHS by a great family.
And here’s Clyde. He is very sweet and in need of a home. If you think he might be the dog for you, contact the Humane Society. www.cmhspets.org
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June 10th, 2007 at 6:45 pm
So, how does this pet project work? If I wanted to have pictures of my pet (a great Lab mix named Ivan, who we adopted from the CMHS), what do I need to do? How does it help the Humane Society?
The clean water act sounds pretty interesting, too.
June 10th, 2007 at 6:47 pm
I should pay better attention before I post silly questions. The answers are all right here:
http://www.traptlight.com/pets.html
$50 for a 30-minute photo shoot of the pet, ALL of the money to the CMHS.