Leah Cooper Dogtography

09/02/2026

08/17/2026

It’s been way too long since I’ve looked through the lens and seen sights this beautiful.

Yesterday, I had the chance to photograph some of the beautiful faces at New Hope Animal Rescue and my heart was so happy to be back doing what I love.

Lots of loving, kisses, wagging tails, goofy personalities and those little moments that make you forget about everything else for a while.

There’s just something about seeing a rescue dog through a camera lens — you get to capture not just their face, but a little piece of who they are.

Yesterday was a good day to pick up my camera again. ❤️

All are available for adoption

07/09/2026

Loved Larry!!! He is such a people pleaser, but at times he has no personal space …which I ♥️🐾

07/09/2026

Oh my sweet Sage 💚 this little girl just wanted to be close.

07/09/2026

This little girl was so scared when we met in the yard, but oh what a personality. She’s looking g for a walker…🩷

07/09/2026

Loved photographing this guy! He sits on command and loves the camera

06/16/2026

Have you ever had the opportunity to watch canine water therapy in action?

I recently observed a session, and I walked away truly amazed—not only by the knowledge and dedication of the therapists, but by the incredible difference therapy can make in a dog’s healing journey.

Seeing the patience, effort, and progress firsthand was inspiring. It was especially meaningful to witness the healing taking place for our little guy, and it certainly did my heart good.

Today, we’re asking for your support in honor of Rainey and to help future dogs have the same opportunity to heal, grow stronger, and enjoy a better quality of life. Every contribution helps provide access to therapies that can make a life-changing difference.

Thank you for supporting these deserving dogs and helping them take the next step toward recovery.
Canine Aquatic Center

06/11/2026

What a privilege it was to attend one of McGee’s water therapy sessions at the Canine Aquatic Center in Evansville.

Honestly, it was such an eye-opening learning experience. Watching the therapy team work with McGee and seeing firsthand how much thought, skill, and dedication go into his rehabilitation was incredible.

McGee came to New Hope Animal Rescue with spinal and sensory issues, but thanks to specialized therapy, veterinary care, and a foster mom who faithfully completes all of his “homework” between sessions, he continues to make progress every day.

Keep cheering for McGee—he’s proving every day that determination and love can accomplish amazing things. ❤️🐾

04/16/2026

I was given the opportunity to photograph these sweet ones yesterday. They were so snuggly and hard to photograph because they were way more interested in getting loving, kisses and cuddles. I love what I do ♥️.
Check these guys out New Hope Animal Rescue