Troutman Photography’s Pet Project

Thousands of years ago the first dogs and humans came together to provide warmth and security for one another. Today millions of pets have found their way into the lives of those who love them, but there are millions more who need secure and loving homes.

Our Beloved Olive

Troutman Photography, a Jefferson, Ore. based business, is partnering with SafeHaven Humane Society – a non-profit, no-kill animal shelter in Albany – to help provide some of these pets with necessary medical care through its Greystoke Medical Fund.

In May Troutman Photography is offering a free photo session that will include one 10×8 photo of your furry feline or friendly Fido in exchange for a $25 tax-deductible donation to the shelter. The money will be used for medical care of animals like Ginger, a female adult dog in need of knee surgery or a brace to allow her to walk without pain.

Daniel and Clare Troutman, owners of the studio located at 122 S. Main St. in Jefferson, have adopted two dogs – Olive, a (age 4, female, mastiff-cross) and Maddie (age 1, female, hound/lab) from SafeHaven.

“We didn’t adopt them, they adopted us”, says Troutman.

SafeHaven is funded entirely by donation to care for the more than 1,100 animals it places in homes or foster care each year. Donations can also be made by visiting the Web site at www.safehaven.com or by mail at: SafeHaven, 33071 Highway 34, Albany, OR., 97321. Shelter volunteers can be contacted by phone at 541-928-2789 or e-mail at info@safehavenhumane.com.

Troutman Photography has offered senior and family portraits as well as food photography for 15 years. They offer a relaxed, comfortable environment and professional quality photography. For more information, visit the Web site at www.troutmanphoto.com or call 503-871-5505 for information or to set up an appointment.

Daniel Troutman
503.871.5505
www.troutmanphoto.com