Man's best friend, forgotten... | Shelter Dogs

Awesome!! | Shelter Dogs | Traer Scott

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	• Shelter Dogs Traer Scott Merrell, 2006 - 96 pages average customer review:based on 39 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Amazing Photos

This is a beautiful book for both the animal lover or photographer, if you are both than this is a must have. Traer Scott's photos are amazing portraits of some of the unlucky dogs that make it into shelters each year. Some find new homes and some do not. This book makes me proud to say I am a shelter dog owner and always will be.

Man's best friend, forgotten...

This is a collection of photographs of dogs from various shelters, each with a short description of their situation. These dogs are the unlucky and unwanted, sometimes abondoned by their "best friend", and some are picked up as strays. The photos capture the character of these dogs, and some have such sad looks. It is heartbreaking to read that some of these dogs in this book were euthanized, sometimes simply due to the lack of space in shelters. In those cases, these photos are the only remaining evidence of their short existance. Recommended for anyone who loves dogs. A percentage of proceeds from sales go to shelters.

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Awesome!!

Traer Scott has done an extraordinary job. The photos of these dogs are mesmerizing. A must have for dog lovers, and especially those of us who have walked into a shelter and fallen in love with a furry stranger who then becomes our best friend on the ride home.

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A wonderful book with beautiful photography

The photography in this book is beautiful. Ms. Scott captures the innate beauty and emotions of every dog she photographs. Just by looking at these dog faces, one can get a sense of the hardship, the longing, and the hope of these canines. The stories behind each dog gives them such depth and character. Of course, these stories leave the reader/viewer filled with emotions including sadness and joy, but most importantly, they provide a reminder of just how precious shelter dogs are and just how much they want and deserve to be loved.

--JohnC

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