Reese's Rescue 2020 Donations + 20 Posing Ideas with Your Dog

Sara Fitzpatrick
Dec 27, 2021
3 min read

Updated: Jan 15, 2024

Hi there!

I’m Reesie Cuppers and I just wanna thank all of our Sara Fitz Co. couples who decided to include their fur babies, like me, in their sessions and weddings for 2020! I’m so happy to tell you all that this year Reese’s Rescue raised almost double what we donated last year! Coming in with a grand total of $210 going to the non-profit rescue Last Chance Ranch Animal Rescue! We couldn't have done this without you all!

-Reese xoxo

What is Reese's Rescue and How Does It Work?

We always encourage our dog-loving couples to include their fur babies in their sessions or wedding and when they do, we like to give back to dogs still looking for their forever homes! Throughout the season we tally up how many couples include their dogs in their Sara Fitz Co. experience and then at the end of the year we take a portion of the proceeds from each session to donate to the year's chosen dog rescue!

$10 - per Love Session // $20 - per Wedding

We are so thrilled to announce that we had a total of 14 sessions/weddings that took part in Reese’s Rescue this year!

Meet Our 2020 Reese's Rescue Families

Weddings

Dorian, Dennis & Stella - Minimony

Ashley, Derek & Edgar - Micro Wedding

Sara, Kevin & Reese - Elopement

(Double Donation)

Alexis, Joe, Rudy & Cabela - Wedding

Lauren, Mike, Kyro & Dakota - Micro Wedding

Adopt, Don’t Shop!

Here are 10 Reasons Why You Should Rescue a Dog:

1. You save a life.

2. You help break the cycle of pet overpopulation.

3. You help stop cruelty in mass breeding facilities.

4. You take advantage of adopting an adult animal and even puppies like Reese was.

5. You get a lifetime resource with shelter employees and volunteers.

6. You choose from a great selection of animals.

7. You adopt a pet who has received good care.

8. You support a valuable charity and community institution.

9. You pay less.

10. You encourage others to adopt animals from shelters.

Meet Our 2020 Reese's Rescue Families

Love Sessions

Harmony, Xavier & Scooby - Engagement

Brianna, Adam & Buster - Engagement

Eden, Chris, Sydney & Stella - Engagement

Erin, Nick & Murphy - Engagement

Leeanne, Carter & Katie - Engagement

Talia, Cole, Stella & Kali - Anniversary

Kristen, Mike & Bacon - Love Session

Steve, Andrea & Pluto - Proposal

Danielle, Josh & Tink - Holiday

Planning a Session with Your Pup:

Thinking of joining the Reese's Rescue crew in 2021 or beyond? I sure as heck hope you do! So I've got a little tidbit of helpful info to remember when planning a session or wedding with your fur baby. Make sure that on the day of your session or wedding you have a friend or family member who can doggy sit your pup during those in-between moments where they're taking a break from photos.

Don't have anyone who could help? I've got your back! I can provide a fur baby-loving dog sitter for your session, all we ask is that you provide the sitter with a tip.

Suggested Tip Rates

Mini Session - $30

Adventure Session - $50

Our chosen rescue this year is...

Last Chance Ranch!

We are so thrilled to be donating this year's proceeds from Reese's Rescue to Last Chance Ranch in Quakertown, PA!

This rescue is extra special to us because it is local to Sara and Reese's new home in Doylestown, plus LCR helps not only dogs in need, but many other animals, including horses, cats, and more!

Their Mission:

“Last Chance Ranch (LCR) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization rescuing and rehabilitating equines, farm and domestic companion animals. LCR is dedicated to promoting and educating the public to humane and responsible treatment of equines, farm animals and other domestic companion animals including dogs and cats. LCR provides a safe and secure refuge for abused, unwanted or neglected animals. LCR rehabilitates the physical ailments of these rescued animals and places them into homes where they receive the love, attention and care they deserve. Our follow-up programs, educational seminars and clinics ensure their continued well-being.”