Legacy Sessions
Honoring the bond that deserves to be remembered.
Some moments simply can’t be recreated.
Legacy Sessions are created for beloved animals facing advanced age, serious illness, or end-of-life circumstances. These sessions are about preserving the connection you share—the familiar expressions, quiet moments, favorite routines, and all the little things that make them them.
You don’t have to wait until the final days. If your animal is getting older or has received a serious diagnosis, you are welcome to reach out while they are still feeling like themselves.
What to Expect
Sessions are relaxed, patient, and centered around your animal’s comfort.
There is no pressure for perfect poses or perfect behavior. We’ll allow time for breaks, emotions, cuddles, grazing, wandering, or simply sitting together. I’ll gently guide you when needed while leaving room for the genuine moments that matter most.
When Time Is Limited
If your animal’s condition has changed quickly, please reach out even if the request is last-minute. I cannot guarantee availability, but I will do my best to accommodate urgent requests.
For urgent requests, please include a phone number where I can call you directly—not text you.
Legacy Sessions Are Offered at No Charge
I never want cost to be the reason someone doesn’t have meaningful photographs with an animal they love. Donations are welcome, but never required. As an affiliate photographer with The Tilly Project, I approach these sessions with compassion, patience, dignity, and respect.
Request a Legacy Session
Tell me a little about your animal, your situation, and what you hope to remember.
Because every story deserves to be remembered, and every goodbye deserves to be honored.
The Tilly Project
The Tilly Project is an international 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that aims to connect pet owners with end-of-life pet photographers across the world and to provide accessible, educational, and supportive resources for photography, anticipatory grief, and pet loss/bereavement.
For more information on The Tilly Project click the button below.