Style Unleashed

12/10/2025

"Photography is the art of observation. It is about finding something interesting in an ordinary place. It has little to do with the things you see, and everything to do with how you see them.” - Elliot Erwitt

12/10/2025

Bryan Reisberg spends one day a week taking shelter dogs out of their kennels, slipping them in a “adopt me” backpack and carrying them around New York.

His goal is to help people see shelter dogs the way he does: curious, sweet and full of potential. https://wapo.st/4iPToS0

11/28/2025

11/08/2025

Check out this cutie, looking for her forever family!!!

Getting tired of waiting for a family to adopt her . She is a fantastic pup

11/02/2025

10/29/2025

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10/25/2025

10/24/2025

Check out our photos from our Howliday Photo Shoot benefiting animals in veterinary need. And thank you so much Andrea Gondines for donating your time and expertise to this fun event!

10/18/2025

One of the largest puppy-selling websites claims to work only with "responsible, ethical breeders," using phrases like "star breeder" and "small operation" to describe where their pups come from. Here’s the truth❗

Take Royal (pictured), for example. He's advertised as coming from a "star breeder" running a "small operation" with her mother. The truth? Royal comes from a large commercial breeding facility in Oklahoma with over 180 dogs. Just weeks after Royal and his littermates were born and listed for thousands of dollars each, their mother was put up for sale at a Missouri dog auction where breeding dogs are bought and sold.

These websites are doing what pet stores do: marketing cruel, commercially bred puppies as top-quality dogs from the country's top breeders. But just like at a pet store, buyers can't see where the puppy came from, how many dogs lived there or what living conditions were like. Many don't even know the breeder's identity—let alone get to ask questions directly. The puppies sold on sites like these come from the same places pet store puppies do: large commercial breeding facilities (aka puppy mills) where hundreds of dogs live in cages, churning out puppies for profit.

Don't let them fool you.

If you are looking for a dog, consider adopting from your local shelter. If you're buying a puppy, work with a breeder who invites you to visit, see where the puppy was raised and meet the mom. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3WL41el