Sponsor Rescue Dog Photography

Give Shelter Dogs the Spotlight They Deserve

Woman wearing an 'Adoptable Companion Animals of NC' shirt sitting with a happy dog.

Every adoptable dog deserves a chance to be seen. At Crystal Coast Dog Photography, we volunteer our time and talent to photograph dogs in local shelters — creating powerful images that help them find loving homes faster.

But to do more, we need your help.

By becoming a Sponsor, your business or organization can directly impact the lives of shelter dogs here on the Eastern North Carolina — while also being recognized for your community support.

Sponsor a Dog. Support a Mission.

Happy dog with brindle coat, teal collar, against purple background.

Sponsor 1 Dog

Sessions for 1 dogs + your logo featured on our Rescue Page & social

$125

Smiling dog with black and tan fur against yellow background

Sponsor 5 Dogs

Sessions for 5 dogs + your logo featured on our Rescue Page & social

$600

Beagle wearing a floral bandana against an orange background.

Sponsor 10 Dogs

Sessions for 10 dogs + your logo featured on our Rescue Page & social

$1000

Behind every beautiful photo of an adoptable dog is an incredible amount of heart — and real costs. While I donate my time to support rescue dogs, each session takes 4–5 hours between travel, shooting, editing, emails, and promotion. It’s time away from my business, and each session also includes:

  • Wear and tear on camera + lighting gear

  • Assistant fees for safety and support

  • Studio paper backdrops (we go through a lot of them!)

  • Toys and an endless supply of treats to keep tails wagging

Your sponsorship helps cover these essentials, so we can keep creating images that truly make a difference.

Recognition & Perks

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Your Business Will Be Recognized

As a sponsor, your support won’t go unnoticed. We proudly recognize our partners through:

  • Our website’s Rescue Photography page

  • Social media shoutouts

  • Opportunities to co-host events or fundraisers

  • First priority on future collaboration opportunities

Have another idea? Let’s talk!

  • Happy brindle dog with a yellow collar lying down against a white background.

    In studio with Adoptable Companion Animals of NC highlighting the best smile!

  • Large black dog standing on grass in a forest.

    On-location at Carteret County Humane Society, even with that seriously look Keon is a big softy and now has a family of his own

  • Gray pit bull with white chest sitting on a pink background.

    In studio with Misplace Mutts and Marcy. She may be one of the most fun loving old ladies I have ever had in the studio!

  • A tortoiseshell cat sitting on a brown, tufted armchair with a decorative studded border, looking directly at the camera.

    In studio from Carteret County Humane Society and lots of cats! Couldn't do this without the volunteers helping transport 8 cats in one day!

  • A brown rooster with red feathers and a prominent comb standing on a concrete surface.

    All animals available for adoption can be photographed - Rooster from Carteret County Humane Society

  • Black and white photo of a boy hugging a large, happy dog with its tongue out.

    This is why I do it! Sasha, now known as Pierogi was at Carteret County Humane Society for over two years. His new family fell in love with him the day we posted and adopted him a few days later!

  • Black and white dog with pointy ears sitting on a platform outdoors, looking at the camera.

    Champa from Stray Animal Foundation India, placed with Misplaced Mutts when she arrived stateside.

  • A black dog with floppy ears holding a tennis ball in its mouth, standing outdoors with a blurred forest background.

    On-location at Misplaced Mutts, Max personality was able to shine regardless of his Wobbler syndrome. Now living in a loving furever home!