I Photographed Over 200 Families With Rescued Dogs To Inspire Others To Adopt
In September 2014 I decided to meet people around New York and Toronto and photograph their rescued dogs and how rescuing a dog has impacted their lives.
I wanted to showcase the many different dogs and people who adopt and allow them to celebrate their very personal relationships with their dogs. When the internet is filled with so many sad homeless dog stories, I feel it’s important to highlight the many delightful endings these dogs have.
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Kale was abandoned as a senior with cancer, but got to live her final days loved in a forever home
Sakari was slated to be euthanized at a Quebec pound until Kristine adopted her
Sug was a bait dog for fighting and Mira was desperate for a home, that’s when they met Ashley and her family
Brinkley was homeless on the mean streets of New York until she found a home
Ruby faced some trying circumstances before she got a second chance at life
Meet Tess, Eugene and Lily
These three Great Danes were not too big to be rescued from unfortunate situations
Meet Devon, James and Matto! Matto was sadly burned with hot oil with tethered
Adeena was a senior dog that was saved an hour before being euthanized
Meet Blanche and the one eyed wonderful Ty
Dennis faced breed discrimination before finding a home with Evan
Jane grew up near the Arctic before finding a home in the city
Meet Sheryl and Lucy. Lucy was a year old and starved to 27lbs. Here recovery was a miracle, and a great example of a ‘foster failure’
Earl faced breed discrimination and was photographed weeks before his death via cancer
Tarah, Josh, Odin, Zeppelin and Pizza. A happy rescue family
Sorina was rescued from the streets of Romania, missing an eye from abuse, she found a home in Toronto
Bambam was at an LA shelter and no one wanted her because of her funny walk; that’s when she met Andy
Gaia was found wandering Northern Canada at 3 months old, until a rescue found her and brought her to Marlee
Meet Rebecca, Jamal and Taylor. From a bad situation to happy homes, these dogs couldn’t be happier with where they ended up in life
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That's so inspirational. I find it so sad how owners treated their dogs and abused them. It's really fortunate we have people like them.
I adopted a senior girl, named Moo, 6 months ago. She is 7 years old and the best choice of my life. She was starving, she had a big wound by a rake and she had an accident before. But now, she is happy and gained some weight. The wound diappeared :)
That's so inspirational. I find it so sad how owners treated their dogs and abused them. It's really fortunate we have people like them.
I adopted a senior girl, named Moo, 6 months ago. She is 7 years old and the best choice of my life. She was starving, she had a big wound by a rake and she had an accident before. But now, she is happy and gained some weight. The wound diappeared :)
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