PRESS RELEASE: Dogs, TV Stars & Local Businesses Get Together For RSPCA NSW With Fashion Book

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Penrith, NSW – Studio1000 Photography Australia are hosting an event of dog photography aimed at raising much-needed funds for RSPCA NSW and local business.

The Project is a collaboration between Studio1000 Photography Australia, based in Penrith along with Swanky Paws, the online dog fashion label. “Pets bring joy to so many lives, and the fantastic work the RSPCA NSW does is as important now more than ever.” Mark Flew – Studio1000.

The event involves <100 dogs to be photographed in a vast range of doggy fashion from Swarovski dresses to tuxedos. All are coming together for the love of dogs to create a beautiful hardcover coffee table book called. "Swanky Paws" The event will run daily until the end of 2020. Anyone from the public can participate, joining a handful of TV stars photographing with their pets such as Matty Samaei from "Real Housewives of Sydney" Karim Gharbi from Sydneys "Crazy Rich Asians" and more. For every entry, the participants will pay a $75 entry fee which will be 100% donated to the RSPCA NSW. The goal is to raise $7500 through entry fees + additional funds through % of sales with the "Swanky Paws" book. The goal is not only raising money but giving dog owners a rare opportunity to do something fun with their pets thats COVID safe. "It is such a special and exciting thing! "To have your dog dressed up in Swanky Paws fashion, photographed by Studio1000 and featured in a limited edition Charity Book. All while supporting our 'Pawsome' friends and RSPCA NSW". Mark Flew - Studio1000 The Charity Book sessions are expected to book out, with 30% of slots sold during the presale. The last dogy is expected to be photographed by December 20, 2020. For information on how to participate www.studio1000photography.com.au/swankypawscharitybookproject Instagram handles studio1000_photography swanky_paws

September 23, 2020/by Reland Pigte

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