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Read More2021 March Guest Interview: Bobby Mann
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Read MoreAn In-Depth Guide to Photographing Black Animals
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Read More6 Tips to Make Your Pet Photos Look More Professional
Much like humans, animals won’t easily pose for the camera. Still, you can take professional pictures using the right equipment, experimenting with lighting and composition, and being patient with the subject. These tips can make you get the most of your animal photography session. Edit Your Photos Whether you’re using a DLSR camera, point…
Read More2021 January Guest Interview: Hanna Fushihara
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Read MoreKeeping the Community Informed: The Power of Marketing During COVID-19
So often the word marketing conjures an image of Mad Men-style brainstorms and campaigns – all polish and slickness and sales. But for animal shelters and rescues, marketing is so much more. It’s the way we reach new adopters; connect with those in need of our services; garner support for humane laws and influence community…
Read MoreGetting Shelter Pets Noticed with Better Bios
If photos and video open the door, then the descriptions and bios that we write for pets are what tend to seal the deal. Pet bios take many forms – most often as social media captions/descriptions or writeups on Petfinder or Adopt-a-Pet type sites. No matter where these will be seen, they become an important…
Read MoreCreativity During a Crisis: Building Connection Through Social Media
In the midst of crisis, uncertainty and a global pandemic where everything in the animal welfare world seems to change on a daily basis, how do you maintain a level of engagement on social media, while still conveying the important information that you need to share with your supporters? At KC Pet Project, we’ve been…
Read More10 Tips for Great Foster Pet Photos
Getting photos of foster pets can feel hard – sometimes lighting in our home isn’t the best or our foster has the case of the wiggles. And sometimes a pet can be camera shy. But thankfully a few small adjustments and the use of a handy cell phone can make a world of difference. In the…
Read MoreCrisis Communications during COVID-19: You’ve Got This!
The COVID-19 pandemic is unprecedented in its scale and impact on our day to day life, and for many — if not most of us — the news that our shelters and rescues would need to close or seriously limit services came nearly overnight. Moments of this significance require a swift response, and once staff…
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