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Adoptable Dogs of NYC I am a New York based photographer specializing in pet photography.

I am an avid supporter of rescue animals and spend most of my free time photographing adoptable animals and helping them find their forever families.

11/04/2025

Sidney ☀️ adoptable through .
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To learn more about Sidney or to register to adopt, check out www.muddypawsrescue.org!
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11/04/2025

Meet Padfoot (adoptable through )!🐾 I met this little guy and his foster mama last week to take some photos for his profile. When I first walked up, I was shocked to learn that he is 8 months old as his tiny stature and pouty little face make him look like a permanent puppy. He was a bit nervous at first in his new surroundings, but was an excellent model in front of the camera, taking treats nicely and snuggling up to either myself or his foster mama at any chance he got.
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His foster describes him as playful and sweet (he loves a new toy) and he is currently living with another dog who he loves and definitely helps to build his confidence as he adjusts to life in NYC! I can’t believe this little guy hasn’t been scooped up yet, but I’m sure his time will come soon!
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To learn more about Padfoot or to apply to adopt, check out www.nycsecondchancerescue.org!
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09/04/2025

Doc 💘 adoptable through .
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To learn more about Doc or to apply to adopt, check out www.everylastonerescue.org!
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07/04/2025

Biggs 💖 To know him is to love him! He is adoptable through .
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To learn more about Biggs or to register to adopt, check out www.muddypawsrescue.org!
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04/04/2025

Salt 🤍 adoptable through .
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To learn more about Salt or to apply to adopt, check out www.everylastonerescue.org!
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02/04/2025

Some recent moments from a transport with ❤️
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To learn more about fostering, the adoption process and to see the dogs currently available for option, check out www.muddypawsrescue.org!
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01/04/2025

If you know me personally, you know my family is a dog loving family... to put it mildly. My dad has always been the leader of this love. He has found stray kittens, adopted a dog who was in a shelter for 6 years after seeing an ad in the newspaper for him, and taken many trips to ... one time leaving with 2 large adult dogs who were not even bonded. Growing up in our house clearly sparked a long term passion for animals, especially those needing a little extra love, but it also introduced me to the unique community of the humans that love them.
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Growing up, when our dogs passed, we buried them in family plots at Hartsdale Pet Cemetery, and to this day we visit them on holidays to bring wreaths or flowers and to check on them. As I grew into adulthood, I learned that this tradition is quite unique and to some people completely bizarre. But to know Hartsdale is to love it.
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Hartsdale Pet Cemetery was established in 1896, making it America’s oldest pet burial grounds. This little piece of Westchester serves as a unique reminder of how special the pet loving community is. The cemetery is often full of flowers from recent visitors and the headstones are engraved with messages of adoration and speak to the individual personality of the beloved family member that was buried there. When you walk up and down the hill you can’t help but smile at the nicknames and marvel at the rich history of this historic plot of land. Strangely, it is a warm place that serves as a reminder of the immeasurably positive impact these little companions have on our lives.
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I hope that every family who adopts a dog gets to experience that reciprocal, unconditional, one of a kind love that unites the unique pet-loving community. Sometimes when it may feel like in rescue we aren’t saving enough dogs, I need a reminder of how much of an impact one dog can make. I am also sharing Hartsdale to spotlight as a piece of local history, and a place that may bring pet owners comfort when it is time to say goodbye.
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25/03/2025

Sarah 🎀 adoptable through .
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To learn more about Sarah or to register to adopt, check out www.muddypawsrescue.org!
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19/03/2025

Meet foster #42 - Wonder ✨
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This sweet girl arrived in New York from Kentucky on Saturday along with her 7 teeny tiny pups and a male dog who we believe is the father of those puppies. At a bit over a year, Wonder didn’t get the chance to be a puppy herself, so I’m happy to give her a soft place to land while she decompresses. She is wiggly, snuggly and just as sweet as can be. Although she was very nervous when she came off of the transport van, she quickly warmed up to me once we got home and has since become tiny little shadow. She will surely fill her future home with laughs, cuddles and endless kisses and I can’t wait to meet them! ❤️
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Also, let mama Wonder serve as a reminder of the importance and spaying and neutering. Instead of 1 dog ending up needing to be rehomed, this quickly turned into 9 dogs needing kennels at the shelter, resources, foster homes and ultimately adopters. Spaying and neutering is such a critical component of animal welfare and controlling the influx of dogs filling shelters across the country.
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To submit your registration to adopt via Muddy Paws please visit www.muddypawsrescue.org.
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14/03/2025

Bernard 🧸 adoptable through .
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To learn more about Bernard or to register to adopt, check out www.muddypawsrescue.org!
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08/03/2025

Dale 💛 adoptable through .
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To learn more about Dale or to register to adopt, check out www.muddypawsrescue.org!
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06/03/2025

Denzel 💚 adoptable through .
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To learn more about Denzel or to apply to adopt, check out www.everylastonerescue.org!
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25/02/2025

My last foster, Mila, arrived in New Jersey on New Years Eve thanks to The Sato Project (TSP). Since 2011 TSP has been dedicated to rescuing the abused and abandoned dogs of Puerto Rico. Their rescue efforts began at a place known as Dead Dog Beach in Yabucoa, an infamous dumping ground for unwanted and abused dogs.With tireless effort, this beach has been entirely cleared of dogs and when new dogs pop up, like Mila did, organizations like The Sato Project can step in.

Today, there are an estimated 650,000 stray dogs in Puerto Rico. To put that into perspective, Puerto Rico is about the size of the state of Connecticut, and Boston’s entire population is about 650,000. Can you imagine if 650,000 strays were roaming around Connecticut? It would be national news.

Since its inception, TSP has rescued more than 7,500 stray dogs known as “satos” and, more importantly, are dedicated to addressing the underlying causes of the overpopulation crisis through community outreach and low-cost spay, neuter, and vaccination initiatives.

Mila and her 2 sisters, Ella & Lila were rescued together from Dead Dog Beach. They were some of the lucky ones to find their way into TSP’s hands. City-funded shelters in Puerto Rico have a 94 percent euthanasia rate. 94 percent. There are simply too many dogs, and not enough adopters or resources to quickly fix this issue.

One dog won’t make or break this canine overpopulation crisis in Puerto Rico, but Mila serves as a pretty good mascot for the rest of the dogs in Puerto Rico hoping for a better future.

February is “Spay and Neuter Awareness Month” and The Sato Project is dedicated to providing accessible spay and neuter services for satos. Operation Sato is well underway and every dollar helps with this effort. Please visit thesatoproject.org/showthemlove to learn more!

25/02/2025

Party 🥳 adoptable through .
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To learn more about Party or to apply to adopt, check out www.everylastonerescue.org!
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15/02/2025

Mr. Grapes 🍇 adoptable through .
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To learn more about Mr. Grapes or to register to adopt, check out www.muddypawsrescue.org!
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13/02/2025

Ernesto ♥️ adoptable through
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To learn more about Ernesto or to submit an application to adopt a Sato Project dog please visit www.thesatoproject.org!
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08/02/2025

Quinn 💘 adoptable through .
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To learn more about Quinn or to register to adopt, check out www.muddypawsrescue.org!
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06/02/2025

Rufus 🧡 adoptable through .
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To learn more about Rufus or to register to adopt, check out www.muddypawsrescue.org!
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