Fetching (adj.) = very attractive, capturing interest, winning, charming + (verb) = to go after and bring back.
Fetching Pet Portraits is a tail-wagging little division of tracy bodeo photography. Check out what’s new here on the FETCHING NEWS page and learn more about my pet portraiture by reading the ABOUT pages and visiting my GALLERY. For additional information about my portraiture, as well as my fine art photography, please visit my main website at www.tracybodeo.com . Thank you!
Feb 22
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Our second annual Fetching Pets Portrait Day to raise money for the Center for Animal Health and Welfare, was a great success. Not only did we raise $2003.00 for the Center, but all the dogs who participated in the event had a terrific time. The event took place at AVH Veterinary Group in Pen Argyl, [...]
UPDATE: Rowdy has been ADOPTED!!
Rowdy is still waiting for his forever home at the Petco on 25th St. in Easton, PA. Rowdy is a sweet, calm cat (as opposed to what you might think by his name!), who loves to have his head scratched. Please come meet Rowdy or one of his many friends that are waiting at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
It’s almost time for our 2nd annual Fetching Pet Portrait Fundraiser! The event will take place on Sunday, Feb. 5th, 2012. All proceeds will benefit the animals at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare www.healthyanimalcenter.org. Book your session early because time slots are limited! We will also be having a free “puppy playgroup” and a raffle with lots of great prizes! The event will take place at AVH Veterinary Group http://www.avhvet.vetsuite.com/ (1027 Blue Valley Dr. Pen Argyl, PA 18072). Call AVH now to book your session– 610-863-7111.
UPDATE: Knick and Muggs have been adopted! Muggs was at the Center for 4 years but has now found a great new home with a lucky family!
Knick is an adorable young (~3 months) little male. He loves being held and pet. Muggs has been at the shelter for several years now and no one knows why. He is handsome, incredibly sweet and loves attention. Come meet these wonderful, adoptable cats.
UPDATE (1/9/12): Elmo, Zazu and Yams (shown below) have all been adopted!
Here are the three cats currently up for adoption at Petco through the Center for Animal Health and Welfare: Yams, a really sweet little girl, approx. 2 years old; Zazu, a gorgeous, sweet young male; and Elmo, a young, frisky male who loves to play (stretching against his scratcher, below). All are spayed or neutered, utd on shots and litter box trained. Visit Petco and meet these wonderful cats or come to the Center to meet any of their many fabulous friends also waiting to find forever homes.
I wish you all a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and an amazing 2012! Peace, Love & Joy throughout this holiday season and in the coming year.
The 2011 Center for Animal Health and Welfare holiday cards are now available for purchase to help raise money for the Center. Each pack of eight 5×7 cards (2 each of 4 designs) costs $20.00 and all proceeds go directly to the animals at the Center. You can choose a cat pack or a dog pack or get one or more of both! If there is one particular style that you like best, you can also order one pack of 25 cards for $60.00. All of the animals featured on the cards are residents of the CAHW and some of them have been there for 1 or 2+ years. We are hoping not only to raise some money but also to raise awareness of our homeless pets and find them homes for the holidays. If you are interested in adopting one of our homeless pets or in purchasing a pack or two of our cards, please visit the Center in Easton www.healthyanimalcenter.com or contact me directly at mail@tracybodeo.com . Thank you to our sponsors who helped cover the cost of printing: “A Furry Tail Come True” Doggie Daycare and Boarding www.afurrytailcometrue.com (Hellertown, PA), AVH Veterinary Group www.avhvet.vetsuite.com (Pen Argyl, PA) and Bob & Joanie Thompson of Thompson Photo Arts- nature and wildlife photography http://thompsonphotoarts.com. Thank you for your support!
“AJ” is a young (~7 month old), large, male rabbit who was brought in with his siblings. He is very sweet and doesn’t mind being pet or held. Rabbits can be litter box trained and make nice pets when given the love and attention they deserve.
In an effort to get more of the many, many cats from the Center for Animal Health and Welfare seen and adopted, Petco on 25th Street in Easton, PA, will now be housing several cats from the Center. There were 4 cats brought to Petco last Sunday and two (Tootsy and Jonah) have already been adopted. Hadley and Esky (both young females) are still waiting. Please come and visit them (or their many friends at the Center) if you are considering bringing a new cat into your life.
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