THE BOOK
TAILS OF THE WORLD
What is Tails of the World?
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Tails of the World is a collaborative project from professional pet photographers all around the globe. We've united to help raise funds for pet rescue and spread joy with beautiful photography and heartwarming stories – all combined into a beautiful coffee table book.
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100% of proceeds from the sales of the book will be donated to animal rescue. These books will be available to purchase worldwide.
The $100 session fee from each of my Tails of the World Mini Sessions will be donated to the Montana Pittie Project. Book proceeds will be donated to Second Chance Animal Rescue.
DOGS OF MISSOULA
WE NEED YOU!
100% of proceeds donated to animal rescue!
In 2022, professional pet photographers around the world united to raise over $25,000 for animal rescue by publishing Tails of the World.
This year, we're on a mission to go B I G G E R !
We're hoping to hit our goal of raising $35,000 for dog rescue charities in 2023. Want to see your furkid in the pages of Tails of the World: Volume Two (and make a difference for pets in need?)?
Scroll down to find out more and APPLY TODAY!
Featuring 10 dogs from Missoula!
Interested in having your dog featured in this book?
Only ten dogs will be selected to represent Missoula, so enter your dog as soon as possible!
GET INVOLVED
Shannon Edney Photography has been selected as an official 2023 photographer and is now taking applications for limited edition Tails of the World: Missoula photo shoots. These photo sessions will take place in the Missoula area, capturing your dog amongst the beauty of big sky country!
100% of these session fees are donated to the Montana Pittie Project and one photo from each session is guaranteed to be included in the book. All proceeds from the book sales are donated to Second Chance Animal Rescue, Inc. You'll also have the opportunity to view and purchase keepsake photographic artwork from your unique doggy photoshoot.
Applications are now open.
Spots are strictly limited to 10 sessions.
TAILS OF THE WORLD MINI SESSIONS
Session Fee: $100
The $100 session fee from each of these limited edition sessions will be donated to the Montana Pittie Project. These outdoor sessions will take place in the Missoula area.
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Included:
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$100 donation to Montana Pittie Project
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20-30 minute Missoula area location photoshoot for one dog with Shannon Edney Photography
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One image from each session will be included in the Tails of the World book (available to order online March 2024)
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Prints, artwork, albums, keepsakes and digital files are not included in the session fee, but will be available to purchase. You can view the full pricing guide here.
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MORE INFORMATION
There will be a max of 10 dogs chosen for the fundraiser.
The Tails of the World mini sessions will be held at a selected location in the Missoula area. Half of the selected dogs will be photographed over a designated weekend in June 2023, the remaining dogs will be photographed over a designated weekend in July 2023. Please note, there is one dog chosen per application. If you wish to include two dogs from the same household, you can upgrade to an extended session.
Each client will receive a gallery from our time together with 10-15 hand edited images. Prints, products, and digital files are sold separately.
If the Tails of the World mini session dates do not work for you, you will have the option to upgrade to an extended session to select an alternate date.
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ABOUT THE CHARITIES
The $100 session fee from each of my Tails of the World Mini Sessions will be donated to the Montana Pittie Project.
Montana Pittie Project (MPP) rescues bully breeds from death row, cares for them and finds them homes, and engages the hearts and minds of our community to bring about an end to the needless killing of abandoned and abused bully breeds.
MPP is a foster-based rescue with no specific location as they rely on fosters across Montana to help them save bully breeds from euthanasia. Fosters provide a safe, loving, stress free home for the dogs to decompress so MPP can better assess how they may act out of the shelter and in a home setting. MPP foster homes are crucial in the process of saving dogs lives, teaching them to trust and live again, and finding them their forever home.
For more information, to see adoptable dogs, or to find out how to become a foster, please visit the Montana Pittie Project website.
