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Organised by National Geographic Channel , it’s the largest adoption drive in Singapore to date. What is unique about this is the spotlight on mongrels. I had went down to check out the buzz and despite the rain, there was a good-sized crowd and plenty of dogs 
These are just a few snaps that I managed to get. You can see more over at my Facebook page
“Our Kuching : the Vanishing Street Cats of Singapore” is a book of stray cat photos compiled by Jon Boon, capturing the beauty of the street cats of Singapore. I have been invited to give a short talk at the book launch and decided it would be a good challenge if I could squeeze enough information about shooting cats into a 20 minute talk. I will be sharing some ‘tricks’ used to caputre images like
And of course how do get the most out of portraits.
Interested? Do join me 2nd July 1pm at The Pidgeon Hole. RSVP your interest at THIS LINK
Details in the flyer below:
Do note that there is a $5 cover charge which includes a drink. Partial proceeds to to Cat Welfare Society 
$10 from every book sold goes to the CWS
Last Sunday I was at Mutts and Mittens to help photograph their adoption drive along with CWS and HRSS. This is going to be a very image intensive post so bear with me
Yellow and Nerus having a Father/adopted son moment with Nerus annoying the heck out of him.
Boy (left) and Twiggy getting excited about meeting more people/potential adopters
Volunteers getting a brief from one of the more experienced adopters
Setting up stalls..
Notice how Yellow is paying alot of attention to the Ice Cream sellers
The crowd was good that day with a good flow of people in and out..
The three “chief adopterers” sorting though the applications.
The Ice cream from Scoop and Shake was sold out too!
Even Spud (a short term boarding resident) got to enjoy some
Yellow, being the food motivated lab that he his, will never let you eat your lunch in peace =p
Colleen, one of the volunteer photogs there had a little surpise birthday too! (she says she is still 1 =p )
There were simply too many cats/dogs to photograph that day so here are a few highlights
These few cats were rescued by the Cat Welfare Society (CWS) from a hoarder. They were sevrely under nourished but under thier care have recovered nicely!
This pretty girl was rescued from the area near Elias Mall
Had some fun shooting this fiesty lot (look at those claws)..
We end off with this ridiculously cute puppy called Beatus. He was rescued from a construction site and has 6 siblings also looking for homes!
If you wanna see more do check out the full set over on flickr or at the Facebook Album
