End-of-life pet photography -- which is an icky, clinical term that many professional pet photographers don't prefer -- is an honor and a privilege. As pet photographers we get to share in our clients' taking their last walks with their faithful companions. 
This week, some of the Founding and Platinum members of One Last Network have gathered for a roundtable discussion on our legacy sessions and what offering this service to pet guardians means to us. Everyone is or will be trained as a pet loss grief specialist under the One Last Network banner, because we not only want to create beautiful images of you and your best fur friend together but we also want to be a part of your support network.
Many of us have taken that last walk and we know it can be a lonely, painful time and sometimes all you need is someone to listen or hold your hand through it. We are equipped as pet loss grief specialists to be that friend.
Appearing on today's call are:

Darlene Woodward of Pant the Town Photography in Massachusetts
Jes Wasik of Bark and Gold Photography in Pittsburgh
Kylee Doyle of Kylee Doyle Photography in Sacramento
Nancy Keiffer of Nancy Keiffer Photography in Syracuse, New York
Lynn Sehnert of Lance and Lili Pet Photography in Ashburn, Virginia
Nicole Hrustyk of Pawtraits by Nicole in Las Vegas
Angela Schneider of Big White Dog Photography in Spokane, Washington

Join us as we explore the topic of memorial sessions and why they're such an important part of our businesses.




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