$100 from each of my Tails of the World Sessions will be donated to the Pawsitive Match Rescue Foundation and the book proceeds will be donated to Second Chance Animal Rescue.
WILL YOU HELP US?
In 2022 Heidi Grace Pet Portraiture became Calgary’s official Tails of the World book series photographer! Each year I’ll be looking for a variety of fun and friendly dogs who’d like to represent Calgary, Alberta in this worldwide book project to raise money for animal rescue charities!
Tails of the World is an international collective of Professional Pet Photographers who raise funds for their local animal charities.
I am one of the dedicated photographers worldwide participating in the fundraising project – Tails of the World: The Book Series! One big, beautiful coffee table book featuring stunning pet portraiture from artists all around the globe – AND book proceeds are donated to animal rescue charities.
These outdoor sessions will take place around Calgary, utilizing our beautiful parks, landmarks and cityscapes. One portrait from each session will be included in the Tails of the World Book. You’ll also have the opportunity to view and purchase your own photographic keepsakes and artwork from our session.
$100 from each of these limited edition sessions will be donated to Calgary’s Pawsitive Match Rescue Foundation.
Calgary’s VIPs (Very Important Pets) get notified first about our Tails sessions, application openings, fundraising events and lots more. Join our mailing list here!
Would your furry family member like to model for the Tails of the World book series? Join the movement!
About Pawsitive match...
Pawsitive Match Rescue Foundation, a registered Canadian charity, is a not-for-profit animal rescue based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. They are run independently and made up entirely of a dedicated group of volunteers. They work very hard to save dogs and cats in life-threatening situations and give them a second chance at life. They then focus on placing these amazing animals in the right family and creating what we call a “pawsitive match”.
