Capturing the Impact: Photographing Delta Therapy Dogs at Hornsby Hospital

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Two Doctors hug Delilah, a therapy dog

Capturing the Impact: Photographing Delta Therapy Dogs at Hornsby Hospital

Volunteering as a photographer for Delta Therapy Dogs at Hornsby Hospital has been a rewarding experience. These specially trained dogs visit patients and staff, bringing brief but meaningful moments of joy and distraction from the hospital environment.


Volunteer Giselle and therapy dog Coco on a visit

Quality photos are essential in showcasing the work Delta Therapy Dogs do. The images help raise awareness and funds, ensuring more dogs can be trained and placed in hospitals across the country. A well-timed photo of a patient’s smile or a nurse’s quick pat on the head tells the story of how these visits brighten the day.

Remi gives puts a healing paw on a young patient

It’s been great to contribute to such a worthwhile cause. The photos help keep this program running, and I’m grateful to play a small part in making sure more therapy dogs can reach those who need them.

Staff at Hornsby Hospital just love visits from Delta Therapy Dogs

Double love. A visit from two Delta therapy dogs



To find out more about Delta Therapy Dogs and the wonderful work they do, go to their website or follow them on socials.



About the author

Nina Beilby – Professional Photographer

With a degree in professional photography (AAS PP Honors) and over 25 years of experience, Nina Beilby is a highly skilled photographer specializing in corporate and business imagery. Her background in corporate IT and marketing gives her a deep understanding of the visual needs of businesses, from large enterprises to solo entrepreneurs. As a small business owner herself, she knows the power of high-quality imagery in building a strong brand. Based in Sydney, Nina works globally, bringing her expertise in lighting and photography to organisations that value professionalism and impact.




You may contact Nina through her website or phone 0417 022 868

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