Lovedog and Company’s first “Sip and Shoot” Pop-up Dog Photo Session benefitting Max’s Helping Paws Foundation will be held on April 13 at Folktale Winery in Carmel.

Professional Pet Photographer Liz Stavinides and Divine K-9 Dog Trainer Andee Burleigh will work their magic to capture your dog perfectly as they strike a pose during this pop-up photo session, set for 3:00pm to 6:00pm on Thursday, April 13th. Half of the session fee will benefit the small Carmel-based nonprofit Max’s Helping Paws Foundation, which has been providing financial rescue to support Monterey County families with a pet in a health crisis since 2016 and recently marked the 1,200th pet helped.

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DETAILS: Reservations, as well as available times and pricing, can be made online at www.lovedogandco.com.
LOCATION: Folktale Winery at 8940 Carmel Valley Road in Carmel Valley.
FURTHER INFORMATION: For more information on Max's Helping Paws Foundation, call (831) 704-6473 or visit www.maxshelpingpaws.org.

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MAX’S HELPING PAWS FOUNDATION

MHPF assists Pets at any Monterey County Aanimal Hospital. MHPF has thus far granted $1 million to help hundreds of pets receive the unexpected veterinary care they need in a time of crisis. MHFP is based in Monterey County and serves only Monterey County. Contact Max’s Helping Paws Foundation at (831) 704-6473 or by email at: info@maxshelpingpaws.org, or online at: www.maxshelpingpaws.org.

Max’s Helping Paws Foundation was co-founded in 2016 by Dyana Klein and her husband and Veterinary Internist, Dr. Jonathan Fradkin, in memory of their pet, Maximillian. The Foundation is a 501(c)3 Nonprofit that provides financial assistance to low to zero-income pet owners with a dog or cat in need of diagnostic, short-term or longer-term care for chronic illness or injury.