Smiling dog photographed on an orange background

CALLING ALL DOGS!

Proudly Supporting the Animal Welfare League

Do you adore your dog?

Okay, silly question. Do you want stunning photos of your dog?

The Photographyroom have a special $30 “PAWtrait” offer that will create precious memories AND also helps raise vital funds for the AWL.

• 1 Hour Unley Studio Photo Session. (normally $225)

• 12×8” Complimentary Pet Print.

• Viewing Appointment, where you can see all the beautiful images we’ve created together. Additional images are available for purchase.

You must be over the age of 18 to purchase this offer.

The one-hour sessions are only $30 (which is donated to the AWL)

Your other pets and family members are welcome in front of the camera too.

A single session is normally *$225, however, this is waived and includes a complimentary 12×8” dog print.

A beautiful range of expressions and images will be taken and extra images are for purchase if you wish. What a treat!

*Weekend and after hours sessions incur a $55 fee to cover the cost of staffing. This fee comes off any purchases you make at the Photographyroom

A colourful collage of nine faces of a black/tan dachshund with various expressions.

Our famous 9 up collage

...or scroll down to find the link for your dog’s BREED

Still can’t find your dog’s breed in the list above?

Studio photography of a Russian Hunting Sighthound (Borzoi) photographed on a pastel pink background.

Mindy

Your dog friend may be somebody like Mindy, she’s a Borzoi (Russian Hunting Sighthound). No problem, we love giving all awesome dogs the opportunity to be photographed! Register in the link here:

Photographyroom has raised over $50,000 for the Animal Welfare League of SA

Photographyroom has now raised over $50,000 for the Animal Welfare League of SA through our popular $30 “PAWtrait” Sessions over the last eight years.

The AWL is South Australia’s leading Animal Welfare provider and has been caring for and assisting stray or abandoned animals to find their happy forever homes since 1964. 

Tassy Serradura and Shrek from Animal Welfare League with Mark Trumble from Photographyroom

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