Carol Arscott Photography Expands Services to Support Rescue Fundraising with New Studio in Media, PA

By: Nic Abelian

Carol Arscott Photography, an award-winning and internationally recognized pet photography business located in the Philadelphia suburbs, is delighted to announce the grand opening of its new 1700 square foot studio in Media, PA. This expansion is a significant milestone for Carol Arscott, a pet photographer and passionate rescue advocate, who has built a remarkable career by merging her love for animals with her artistic talents. The new studio marks an exciting development in her mission to create beautiful, custom artwork for pet owners while continuing to raise substantial funds for animal rescue organizations.

Carol Arscott’s journey in pet photography began over nine years ago, rooted in her deep commitment to animal rescue. Over the years, she has become a leading figure in the industry, renowned for her ability to capture the unique personalities and spirits of pets. Her photography is not just about creating stunning images; it’s about making a difference in the lives of animals in need. This mission has driven her to raise over $70,000 for various rescue organizations in the past two years alone, using her art as a powerful tool for advocacy and fundraising.

The opening of the new studio in Media, PA, represents an exciting evolution for Carol Arscott Photography. The spacious, 1700 square-foot facility offers a dedicated environment where pet owners can bring their beloved companions for personalized photo sessions, while also participating in community events designed to celebrate the bond between pets and their owners. The studio’s versatile design allows for a range of activities, from capturing playful pet portraits to hosting innovative events such as dog birthday parties and yoga with dogs. These offerings not only enhance the services provided but also create a welcoming space where pet lovers can connect and share their passion for animal welfare.

Carol Arscott Photography Expands Services to Support Rescue Fundraising with New Studio in Media, PA_ — Photo Courtesy: Carol Arscott

In addition to her studio work, Carol Arscott remains deeply committed to mentoring the next generation of pet photographers. She offers group coaching, online courses, and in-person workshops, sharing the expertise she has gained throughout her career. These educational programs are designed to empower aspiring photographers to develop their skills and explore the rewarding field of pet photography, with a particular emphasis on using their talents to support rescue efforts. Through her mentorship, Carol is helping to cultivate a community of photographers who are equally passionate about animal welfare and committed to making a positive impact.

Carol’s contributions to both the photography and animal rescue communities have earned her widespread recognition. She has been featured on numerous photography and animal-related podcasts, where she shares her insights and experiences with a broad audience. Her work has also garnered several prestigious awards, including the Best of Delco, Best of Main Line, and Best of Chester County honors. In 2023, Carol received a bronze award in the International Pet Photographers Competition, a testament to her skill and dedication. Furthermore, she was named a Hometown Hero by 6ABC for her outstanding rescue photography work, highlighting the significant impact she has made in her community and beyond.

Beyond her photography, Carol Arscott is also a published author, with her books serving as both artistic achievements and fundraising tools for rescue organizations. Her first book, The Heart of DVGRR, was created to benefit Delaware Valley Golden Retriever Rescue, and her second book, The Heart of Providence and Francisvale, was released in 2024. Both books have been well received, with proceeds directly supporting the lifesaving work of these organizations. Carol’s latest project, a coffee table book benefitting The Pennsylvania SPCA, is set to be released in 2025, continuing her tradition of using her art to give back to the animal rescue community.

As Carol Arscott Photography continues to grow, the new studio in Media, PA, is poised to become a central hub for pet lovers and rescue advocates. The expanded services offered at the studio, combined with Carol’s ongoing commitment to rescue fundraising, will undoubtedly enhance her ability to support animal welfare initiatives on an even larger scale. Her work is a shining example of how creativity, compassion, and dedication can come together to create meaningful change in the lives of animals and the people who love them.

For more information about Carol Arscott Photography and the services offered at the new studio, please visit www.carolarscott.com or follow her on Facebook and Instagram.