Welcome to Issue 15 of the DOG-FUR-tiser! The Photographyroom donated a photo session and a wall art collage as a prize to the Animal Welfare League (AWL) for a photo competition which raised over $5000!
The lucky winner, was Madeleine with her beautiful greyhound, Milky. We absolutely loved meeting Milky - find out more about the "Milky Star Kid's" story below.
Inspired by our recent visit from Milky, this month we are calling on all GREYHOUNDS for a $30 Photography Session. Find out more in the link below to register your Greyhound and be sure to let all of your Greyhound-loving friends know!
Feel free to forward this email to any of your greyhound loving friends!
When is a black dog not a black dog?
Answer at the end of the Newsletter!
"Milky was adopted from Greyhounds As Pets SA (GAP) 6 months ago and it was the best decision we’ve ever made!
Milky, once a fully-fledged athlete, has taken to pet life like a duck to water and makes us laugh every day. We often find ourselves sitting on the couch watching the dog – not the TV!
Milky’s favourite thing to do is stealing shoes from the shoe rack and carefully placing them in his bed. He doesn’t chew or destroy; he just likes shoe-company.
He is super friendly, handsome and an extremely affectionate ‘attention seeker’ to everyone he meets.
Milky was a “natural” in front of the camera and enjoyed all the attention and a few treats too!" - Madeleine
Above: Milky made himself at home on the Photographyroom couch with Mum, Madeleine, awaiting his Portrait Session.
Above: Milky with Madeleine and Mark in the Studio after the shoot. Milky is still smiling!
So, when is a black dog not a black dog?
The Photographyrooom Team
Bec, Mark & Gee
Left-Right (Dogs): Smidge, Lilly, Gigi, Pippa, Richard and Ripley.
