Toronto-based award-winning dog photographer Jack Jackson is currently exhibiting “Dogs in Flight,” a series of 10 captivating photos capturing rescue dogs mid-air as they run, displayed at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport until May 20. The exhibition, created in partnership with Toronto Animal Services, aims to promote rescue dog adoption and celebrates the transformative bond between humans and rescue dogs. Jackson, who was deeply inspired by his own late rescue dog Jet, emphasizes how rescue dogs change lives and symbolize new beginnings.

In addition to this exhibition, Jackson is known for his “Rescued by Love” project, which documents the relationships between LGBTQ+ individuals and their rescue dogs. The “Dogs in Flight” exhibit culminates on National Rescue Dog Day with a special adoption event at the airport. Further details about the event will be available on Jackson’s website, where visitors can also explore his broader work highlighting the power of rescue dog adoption and companionship.