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Now Guinnevere has published a book of her work, Shelter Dogs in a Photo Booth, which profiles more than 100 dogs and shows off their goofy side and playful personalities.

Not exact matches

A survey with photos of the same twenty dogs were sent to shelters in the US and UK.

FILE - In this Dec. 18 photo provided by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, ASPCA, shows Melissa Morgan, a kennel attendant and adoption counselor holding Josie, a terrier / poodle mix, about 4 - 5 years old arriving at St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center in Madison, N.J. Josie was one of the last of 45 Tennessee dogs to be adopted, after the dogs were rounded up at overcrowded shelters in Tennessee and brought to St. Hubert's, which had enough open kennels for all the dogIn this Dec. 18 photo provided by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, ASPCA, shows Melissa Morgan, a kennel attendant and adoption counselor holding Josie, a terrier / poodle mix, about 4 - 5 years old arriving at St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center in Madison, N.J. Josie was one of the last of 45 Tennessee dogs to be adopted, after the dogs were rounded up at overcrowded shelters in Tennessee and brought to St. Hubert's, which had enough open kennels for all the dogin Madison, N.J. Josie was one of the last of 45 Tennessee dogs to be adopted, after the dogs were rounded up at overcrowded shelters in Tennessee and brought to St. Hubert's, which had enough open kennels for all the dogin Tennessee and brought to St. Hubert's, which had enough open kennels for all the dogs.

In short, these photos do their job — they make you want to come in to the shelter and learn more about these dogIn short, these photos do their job — they make you want to come in to the shelter and learn more about these dogin to the shelter and learn more about these dogs.

In this Friday, March 4, 2011 photo, dogs fill a kennel at the Lenoir County Animal Shelter in Kinston, N.C. Animals routinely go from overloaded Southern shelters like this where euthanasia rates sometimes reach 70 percent to the puppy and kitten - starved states of the NortIn this Friday, March 4, 2011 photo, dogs fill a kennel at the Lenoir County Animal Shelter in Kinston, N.C. Animals routinely go from overloaded Southern shelters like this where euthanasia rates sometimes reach 70 percent to the puppy and kitten - starved states of the Nortin Kinston, N.C. Animals routinely go from overloaded Southern shelters like this where euthanasia rates sometimes reach 70 percent to the puppy and kitten - starved states of the North.

In late April, the non-profit organization, which improves the lives of at - risk senior dogs by providing funding and resources to animal shelters, rescue organizations, sanctuaries, and other non-profit groups nationwide, reached out to Facebook followers with a request for their photos of senior dogs, dolled up in prom - worthy finery, for an event which aims to raise awareness and support for homeless «old dogs» nationwidIn late April, the non-profit organization, which improves the lives of at - risk senior dogs by providing funding and resources to animal shelters, rescue organizations, sanctuaries, and other non-profit groups nationwide, reached out to Facebook followers with a request for their photos of senior dogs, dolled up in prom - worthy finery, for an event which aims to raise awareness and support for homeless «old dogs» nationwidin prom - worthy finery, for an event which aims to raise awareness and support for homeless «old dogs» nationwide:

Humboldt County Sheriff's Lt. Steve Knight, [photo at left] manager of the new county animal shelter in McKinleyville, said that deputies cornered the animals in a neighbor's yard with shotguns drawn while Animal Control snared the dogs on long poles attached with cable leashes.

If you click on Leo's photo, you will see the 11 dogs that we pulled from Georgia kill shelters, fully vetted and then transported to our partner rescues in the northeast.

-- Dogs coming in to the shelters have their photos run against the database.

CYNDI MURRAY PHOTO Chipper the dog resting at North Fork Animal Welfare League's shelter in Calverton.

Every day on Twitter @HollywoodDogs features not only news of famous faces who use their star wattage to shine a spotlight on paws causes, but also photos of adorable adoptables in shelters across the U.S.. Following are a few of the shelter dogs we showcased during the holidays:

Abandoned, shaking in fear, Saving Carson Shelter Dogs, a group advocating for pets in that California shelter, had shared her photo, hoping that someone would open their heart anShelter Dogs, a group advocating for pets in that California shelter, had shared her photo, hoping that someone would open their heart anshelter, had shared her photo, hoping that someone would open their heart and home.

In the meantime, shelters can be provided with photos of the dogs and informed to contact you in the event the dogs are surrendered (but certainly visit the shelters if the dogs are no longer in the homeIn the meantime, shelters can be provided with photos of the dogs and informed to contact you in the event the dogs are surrendered (but certainly visit the shelters if the dogs are no longer in the homein the event the dogs are surrendered (but certainly visit the shelters if the dogs are no longer in the homein the home).

2016 is finally here, and if you've made a New Year's resolution to help create a better future for our four - legged friends in need, one easy way to help is by sharing the photo of a shelter dog on social media.

You can aid the effort to help companion animals in shelters across the country discover that there's no place like home for the holidays by taking a moment to share a photo of an adoptable dog or cat on social media.

Even if you aren't in the position to «run like the wind» to your nearest shelter to adopt an animal in need, you can help the approximately 3.9 million dogs who find themselves in the U.S. shelter system each year simply by sharing their photos on social media.

One way to help a dog in need receive a new start in life in 2016 is by sharing a shelter dog's photo on social media.

A great photo and video makes a huge difference in how shelter dogs are perceived by potential adopters, and a professionally taken photo — even if it's a hobby photographer with a professional - caliber camera — makes our rescues stand out even more.

If the dog doesn't have a collar or doesn't have tag take a photo of the dog so you can put up flyers in your neighborhood or send one to a shelter or vet clinic later on.When you make a flyer for your neighborhood keep it basic make the text bold and easy to read and if possible put it on bright colored paper.

My goal in my photos is to uplift the people looking at them, show them that shelter dogs are beautiful and show them the personality these wonderful dogs have.

In this Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017, photo, Puddin the dog, one of the animals transported to Austin Humane Society from Beaumont Animal Services, is greeted by volunteer Bernie Fette (left) and shelter manager Sarah Hammel in AustiIn this Saturday, Aug. 26, 2017, photo, Puddin the dog, one of the animals transported to Austin Humane Society from Beaumont Animal Services, is greeted by volunteer Bernie Fette (left) and shelter manager Sarah Hammel in Austiin Austin.

The shelter's animal control division visited upon complaints that a bird and dog in the woman's photos seemed sick.

When an Atlanta rescue organization posted this photo on Facebook of one dog hugging another — a shot taken at a shelter shortly before both were scheduled to be put down — it was only a matter of hours before they were taken in by a foster parent.

The photo above is of FOTAS Volunteer Karen Brady spending time with adoptable shelter dogs Iago (left) and Octavia in one of the facility's play yards.

Sipe posted photos and wrote, «Y ’ all... this smiling dog we got in at the shelter yesterday is ridiculous!

In addition to standard adoption photos, other fun and unique photo projects help draw attention to black dogs and pit bull terrier - type dogs, both of which are often overlooked in shelterIn addition to standard adoption photos, other fun and unique photo projects help draw attention to black dogs and pit bull terrier - type dogs, both of which are often overlooked in shelterin shelters.

Below is the response to a fb message from the guy in Japan claiming to have rescued the dogs when I asked him if he could upload photos of the dogs at the shelter and vet clinic.

Of course, dogs in costume are fun no matter what, so try dressing up dogs around the shelter — and don't forget to post photos on social media.

7:00 a.m. Race Registration 8:00 a.m. 10K Race Start on Plymouth Avenue, Fire Safety booth opens 8:15 a.m. 5K Race Start on Brown Street and Travis Fitch performs 8:30 a.m. Dog Walk Registration opens, Face Painting, Bounce House, and Attendee Dog Agility Course open 9:00 a.m. Shelter opens, Vaccination and Microchip Clinic opens 9:45 a.m. 10K and 5K Race Awards ceremony 10:30 a.m. Dog walk registration ends 10:35 a.m. Attendee Dog Agility course closes 11:00 a.m. Dog Walk begins in park 12:00 p.m. Fire Safety booth closes 12:30 a.m. Pet contests at stage, Canine Playgroup Demo begins, Face Painting and Bounce House close 1:00 p.m. Pet Contest Winners announced 12:15 p.m. Entertainment - to be announced 1:15 p.m. RAS alumni group photo at stage with FREE bandana 1:30 p.m. Raffle drawing at stage; Kids Zone, Clinic, and Play Yard demo end 2:00 p.m. Event ends

To see photos and descriptions of dogs and cats for adoption at shelters in your area, go to Petfinder.com and www.AdoptAPet.com.

- socialize and play with cats & rabbits - walk the dogs - take photos and videos of adoptable animals - attend adoption events with the animals - adoption counseling - pet grooming - contribute to the Shelter's newsletter - Social media and website building WE HAVE CURRENT VOLUNTEER OPENINGS IN KENNEL SUPPORT & TRANSPORT.

In the study, which was conducted in the UK, 735 people viewed video and photos of four shelter dogs: Two were Staffordshire Terriers, representing dogs who... Learn MoIn the study, which was conducted in the UK, 735 people viewed video and photos of four shelter dogs: Two were Staffordshire Terriers, representing dogs who... Learn Moin the UK, 735 people viewed video and photos of four shelter dogs: Two were Staffordshire Terriers, representing dogs who... Learn More

Each week all the dogs in the Powhatan County Animal Shelter will receive an adventure walk and photo session.

Photo caption: Pamela Green, executive director of Kent Animal Shelter in Calverton, with Andre, a dog currently available for adoption at the no - kill facility.

I have been photographing street dogs, rescues and dogs in shelters since 2010 and can assure that great photos make a big difference.

The Friends of the Manchester Animal Shelter (FMAS) and Gail Fisher's All Dogs Gym & Inn to offer professional pet photos in celebration of the holidays benefiting the abused and abandoned animals of Manchester.

The story is followed by an interactive animal shelter simulation, in which photos of «adoptable dogs» are pinned up on a clothesline and students are able to pretend to «adopt» the dogs.

Thankfully, the Humane Society of Utah is working to tear down these negative perceptions of shelter pets by creating unique and beautiful photo booth style pictures of all the dogs in need of a forever home.

In honor of this event, I am posting these photos of «urgent» dogs at Owen County Animal Shelter in Owenton, KYIn honor of this event, I am posting these photos of «urgent» dogs at Owen County Animal Shelter in Owenton, KYin Owenton, KY..

Participants are allowed to submit bios and photos of adoptable dogs from their shelters and rescue groups for the accompanying Doggie in the Window.

Most shelters feature photos of their animals on a website in an attempt to entice adopters; black dogs are difficult to photograph, and their personalities are often masked in darkness.

With a vision spinning in her head, Einbender started crafting elaborate, adorably - themed cones for the shelter canines who needed them, and then taking photos of the dogs in the final look.

Shelter dogs and cats are in a stressful environment, most don't have the love and interaction our more fortunate pets do, and the last thing they're interested in is being still for a photo shoot.

The kids train homeless shelter dogs in basic obedience and help the dogs develop the skills to become more adoptable You can even see Bear's graduation photo on the Program Participant page — check out «Bear 2» at the top of the (he's Bear 2, since another dog named Bear was in the program).

The campaign invites adopters of shelter and rescue pets across the nation to submit photos of their pets to be the potential stars of what will be a ground breaking, crowd - sourced film that showcases the happiness of adopted dogs in their new lives.

Share your shelter dog adoption story using the hashtag #WhyIAdopt on Twitter and Instagram, tag @huffpostpartnerstudio and we'll feature the best photos and posts right here in a gallery sure to inspire others to adopt.

Click through for photos of a cat found in a grocery store; dogs brought home from rescue shelters, and read the stories that make hearts melt in this cute and cuddly readers» slideshow.

Actors and models understand the power of a good head shot and now dogs do too; in 2009 photographer LaNola Stone took fashion shoot - style photos of older and overlooked dogs at a New York City dog pound and donated the photos to the shelter.