P R E T Z E L
certified good boy
Celebrating the JOY of pets.
Pet portraits in Mid-MO
Portraits as full of personality as they are.
Every pet has a story to share. At Junebug we create portraits that celebrate their unique personality, honor their legacy, and the incredible bond you share.
THE JUNEBUG EXPERIENCE
Shy? Wild? Senior?Certified chaos?
Your pet doesn’t need to sit perfectly, look at the camera, or be on their best behavior. In fact, we’d rather they didn’t.
Junebug sessions are playful, patient, and built around your pet. We’ll follow their lead and make plenty of room for sniff breaks, zoomies, treats, and whatever makes them feel most like themselves.
MEET TRISCHA
Photographer. Pet lover. Treat dealer.
After experiencing firsthand how deeply a pet can carry us through life, Trischa started Junebug with a simple belief: the love we share with our pets deserves to be celebrated.
This work is about more than beautiful photographs. It’s about honoring the animals who comfort us, delight us, grow alongside us, and make life infinitely richer.
For the pets who make life richer.
R E M E M B E R
The personality and bond you know by heart.
C E L E B R A T E
The everyday moments are worth celebrating.
P R E S E R V E
Because someday, these photos become everything.
R O S I E
Celebrity of the street
TESTIMONIALS
“I cannot say enough great things about Junebug Photography! We welcomed two new additions last year after a very sudden and heartbreaking loss.
I knew I wanted to do a better job of capturing memories with our furry family and I am so happy that we did.
Thank you, thank you, thank you to Junebug Photography!”
— J A C L Y N
SUBSCRIBE
Stay in the Junebug loop.
Because who doesn’t want more cute pet photos in their inbox?
Adorable pet portraits, obviously.
Heartwarming stories about pets + their people.
Ways to support local shelters, rescues + fosters.
First dibs on mini sessions, events + special offerings.
Let’s make something beautiful out of all that love.
You bring the pet(s). We’ll bring the treats.

