Animal Welfare Professionals

We were contacted by a pet photographer who wanted to do a fundraiser for an animal nonprofit. We did nothing to cultivate it -- all we did was say "Yes!"

I just wanted to share the idea, and I would also love any thoughts for how to make the most of it!

Instead of March Madness, we are doing "Pooch Playoffs." The photographer will do pet photography sessions for 16 dogs in February, and then they will be pitted against each other "tournament-style" during March in a social media contest. To enter the competition, pooch parents are asked to pay $99 for a 1-hour photography session. In return, they each get a 5x7 metal print of their pet and a goodie bag. The winner will receive a prize basket from a local pet store. Proceeds will be donated to Pawster Nashville, our nonprofit.

Hi Gabe ... I worked with a street dog rescue locally that puts on a pet portraits' fundraiser that does exceptionally well! Particularly useful if you have a large volunteer base including kids!

How it worked:

EZ PZ. Wish I could remember how much it earned...but want to say at least $1k

Hope this is inspiring! This is one someone did of my Rainbow Bridge dog Rosie

We were contacted by a pet photographer who wanted to do a fundraiser for an animal nonprofit. We did nothing to cultivate it -- all we did was say "Yes!"

I just wanted to share the idea, and I would also love any thoughts for how to make the most of it!

Instead of March Madness, we are doing "Pooch Playoffs." The photographer will do pet photography sessions for 16 dogs in February, and then they will be pitted against each other "tournament-style" during March in a social media contest. To enter the competition, pooch parents are asked to pay $99 for a 1-hour photography session. In return, they each get a 5x7 metal print of their pet and a goodie bag. The winner will receive a prize basket from a local pet store. Proceeds will be donated to Pawster Nashville, our nonprofit.

Hi Gabe ... I worked with a street dog rescue locally that puts on a pet portraits' fundraiser that does exceptionally well! Particularly useful if you have a large volunteer base including kids!

How it worked:

EZ PZ. Wish I could remember how much it earned...but want to say at least $1k

Hope this is inspiring! This is one someone did of my Rainbow Bridge dog Rosie

We were contacted by a pet photographer who wanted to do a fundraiser for an animal nonprofit. We did nothing to cultivate it -- all we did was say "Yes!"

I just wanted to share the idea, and I would also love any thoughts for how to make the most of it!

Instead of March Madness, we are doing "Pooch Playoffs." The photographer will do pet photography sessions for 16 dogs in February, and then they will be pitted against each other "tournament-style" during March in a social media contest. To enter the competition, pooch parents are asked to pay $99 for a 1-hour photography session. In return, they each get a 5x7 metal print of their pet and a goodie bag. The winner will receive a prize basket from a local pet store. Proceeds will be donated to Pawster Nashville, our nonprofit.

Hi Gabe ... I worked with a street dog rescue locally that puts on a pet portraits' fundraiser that does exceptionally well! Particularly useful if you have a large volunteer base including kids!

How it worked:

EZ PZ. Wish I could remember how much it earned...but want to say at least $1k

Hope this is inspiring! This is one someone did of my Rainbow Bridge dog Rosie

We were contacted by a pet photographer who wanted to do a fundraiser for an animal nonprofit. We did nothing to cultivate it -- all we did was say "Yes!"

I just wanted to share the idea, and I would also love any thoughts for how to make the most of it!

Instead of March Madness, we are doing "Pooch Playoffs." The photographer will do pet photography sessions for 16 dogs in February, and then they will be pitted against each other "tournament-style" during March in a social media contest. To enter the competition, pooch parents are asked to pay $99 for a 1-hour photography session. In return, they each get a 5x7 metal print of their pet and a goodie bag. The winner will receive a prize basket from a local pet store. Proceeds will be donated to Pawster Nashville, our nonprofit.

Hi Gabe ... I worked with a street dog rescue locally that puts on a pet portraits' fundraiser that does exceptionally well! Particularly useful if you have a large volunteer base including kids!

How it worked:

EZ PZ. Wish I could remember how much it earned...but want to say at least $1k

Hope this is inspiring! This is one someone did of my Rainbow Bridge dog Rosie

We were contacted by a pet photographer who wanted to do a fundraiser for an animal nonprofit. We did nothing to cultivate it -- all we did was say "Yes!"

I just wanted to share the idea, and I would also love any thoughts for how to make the most of it!

Instead of March Madness, we are doing "Pooch Playoffs." The photographer will do pet photography sessions for 16 dogs in February, and then they will be pitted against each other "tournament-style" during March in a social media contest. To enter the competition, pooch parents are asked to pay $99 for a 1-hour photography session. In return, they each get a 5x7 metal print of their pet and a goodie bag. The winner will receive a prize basket from a local pet store. Proceeds will be donated to Pawster Nashville, our nonprofit.

We were contacted by a pet photographer who wanted to do a fundraiser for an animal nonprofit. We did nothing to cultivate it -- all we did was say "Yes!"

I just wanted to share the idea, and I would also love any thoughts for how to make the most of it!

Instead of March Madness, we are doing "Pooch Playoffs." The photographer will do pet photography sessions for 16 dogs in February, and then they will be pitted against each other "tournament-style" during March in a social media contest. To enter the competition, pooch parents are asked to pay $99 for a 1-hour photography session. In return, they each get a 5x7 metal print of their pet and a goodie bag. The winner will receive a prize basket from a local pet store. Proceeds will be donated to Pawster Nashville, our nonprofit.

We were contacted by a pet photographer who wanted to do a fundraiser for an animal nonprofit. We did nothing to cultivate it -- all we did was say "Yes!"

I just wanted to share the idea, and I would also love any thoughts for how to make the most of it!

Instead of March Madness, we are doing "Pooch Playoffs." The photographer will do pet photography sessions for 16 dogs in February, and then they will be pitted against each other "tournament-style" during March in a social media contest. To enter the competition, pooch parents are asked to pay $99 for a 1-hour photography session. In return, they each get a 5x7 metal print of their pet and a goodie bag. The winner will receive a prize basket from a local pet store. Proceeds will be donated to Pawster Nashville, our nonprofit.