Sitting on the border between Wales and England is the town of Chester. Although it is often missed by tourists who drive by in search of the coast, Chester locals (and their dogs) know that they are blessed. They enjoy wild and rugged walks through Hope Mountain Park and Nercwys Forest…
Read MoreCarmel-by-the-Sea is perhaps one of the dog-friendliest towns in all of California. Located between the iconic Pebble beach and world-famous Big Sur, it is easy to miss but definitely worth a visit…
Read MoreWith picturesque beaches, majestic mountains, and sprawling parks, Cape Town offers numerous opportunities for pets and their owners to enjoy the great outdoors together…
Read MoreThe small coastal town of Cannon Beach is a doggy haven, with many hotels and shops allowing four-legged friends to stay and visit…
Read MoreAustralia’s capital city, Canberra, is surrounded by forest, farmlands and the Australian Alps. They have a unique blend of urban culture (with an abundance of shops, museums and galleries) and Aussie nature. This blend has earned the city its nickname, the ‘Bush Capital’…
Read MoreCalgary city is hugged by the Bow River, with fantastic views of the Rocky Mountain. The city is known for the annual outdoor exhibition, The Calgary Stampede, which celebrates Western culture…
Read MoreAlthough Brisbane is Queensland’s largest city, it is only a short drive before finding yourself in agriculture or rainforest areas…
Read MoreAs the largest state, Western Australia covers nearly one third of the country. It is mostly made up of arid Outback, so the majority of the population is concentrated in the fertile southwest corner. It’s here that you’ll find the small country town of Boyup Brook, first settled in 1854. It’s a community of dog lovers, from the highly valued, hardworking sheep and cattle dogs to pampered pets…
Read MoreAlong the sea coast between Boston and New Hampshire is a stunning stretch of rocky coastline and seaside towns known as the Boston North Shore. There are no shortage of scenic locations for dog lovers to explore with their furry pals in this area, so photographer Darlene Woodward picked six of her favourites to feature in Tails of the World: Volume Two…
Read MoreBogotá, the capital city of Colombia, is a vibrant metropolis located in the heart of the Andes Mountains in South America. The city has a deep appreciation for animals, with many charming cafes, dog parks and lively outdoor markets all welcoming pets valued members of the community…
Read MoreKnown to enjoy 300 days of sunshine each year, Bend in Oregon is considered the outdoor adventurer’s playground - for both people and their dogs. In fact, it’s not uncommon to spot pups on paddle boards or dogs backpacking in the Cascades…
Read MoreKnown for its picturesque waterfront, the outdoorsy city of Barrie in Ontario, Canada provides dog parents ample opportunities for hiking, swimming, and enjoying nature with their furry friends…
Read MoreNestled in the picturesque Nahe-Glan Valley in Germany, you’ll find the village of Raumbach. It is here that dogs and their humans gather to celebrate the annual "Wuffnachtsmarkt" (Dog Christmas Market)…
Read MoreLess than 30 minutes away from bustling downtown Austin, TX you’ll find Lake Travis. Formed by the damming of the Colorado River, Lake Travis is 65 miles long and surrounded by beautiful hill country. Dogs and their people enjoy the rolling hills of wild flowers and stunning sunsets over the lake…
Read MoreAtlantic Beach is a laidback town located near Jacksonville, Florida. Each narrow, tree-lined street that runs east ends at the beach. Locals often gather at sunset to watch their dogs jump through the waves and explore the many tide pools…
Read MoreAdelaide (aka the “City of Festivals”) is the vibrant capital of South Australia. It is known for its laid-back atmosphere, picturesque landscapes, world-class wineries and rich cultural heritage…
Read MoreAlexander Memorial Gardens is a hidden gem within the city of Toronto, Canada. Built to honour the man who composed the nationally beloved song, “The Maple Leaf Forever” in 1867, the Gardens feature blooming flower beds, decorative stone balconies and, of course, plenty of maple trees.
In 2022, Terri Jankelow joined the Tails of the World project, uniting with professional photographers around the globe to help raise over $22,000 for pets in need. She photographed ten Toronto dogs at the Alexander Memorial Gardens, to raise $1000 for Just Paws Animal Rescue.
Read MoreHere’s one that put a smile on this author’s face - from my very own hometown of Melbourne! Paul Tadday did a wonderful job photographing dogs around the colourful landmarks of our city - from the historic Royal Exhibition Building, to the banks of the Yarra River, to the bustling city centre at Fed Square and Flinders Street.
Paul raised $1000 for Arctic Rescue Victoria, a small group of volunteers dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of Arctic breeds. You’ll even spot a few of those furry giants in his photoshoots.
Read MoreOtherwise known as DogTown USA, Bend, Oregon has been voted the country’s dog-friendliest city. With more than 50 miles of urban trails, 40 pet-friendly breweries and restaurants and outdoor adventure opportunities all year round, it’s easy to see why dogs love Bend!
Photographer Taneya Hayden raised $600 for Herd U Needed A Home by photographing nine local dogs around downtown Bend and at Lava Butte, part of the Newberry Volcano.
Read More“The cat will mew, and the dog will have his day.” Did you know that Shakespeare mentions dogs several hundred times in his plays? Dogs have long been used as metaphors in writing for determination and loyalty; a fitting metaphor, as I’m sure any dog lover would agree.
Tails of Warwickshire, written and photographed by Steph Alexander, celebrates local dogs in the heart of Shakespeare’s England. Steph published her fundraising book in 2022 AND participated in the global Tails of the World project. Pet photographers around the world united to raise over $20,000 for animals in need.
From the fresh open countrywide of Hartshill Hayes to the medieval Coombe Abbey and Shakespeare’s birthplace of Stratford-upon-Avon, there was certainly no shortage of stunning locations for Steph and her four-legged models to explore. They raised £450 for The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association.
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