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Related: About this forumNorth Carolina: photographer strives to save 'Landfill Dogs'
http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/23/living/cnnphotos-landfill-dogs/?cid=homepage-ob-gc&iref=obnetworkA North Carolina photographer is stirring interest in a group of homeless dogs.
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This is the sad reality of a pet overpopulation problem that photographer Shannon Johnstone wishes to change through her wide lens and huge heart.
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North Carolina: photographer strives to save 'Landfill Dogs' (Original Post)
shenmue
Nov 2014
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That photographer has a real gift for coaxing/exposing the personality of the dog,
liberalla
Nov 2014
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Curmudgeoness
(18,219 posts)1. It seems that all it takes is a lovely photo
to get these dogs adopted. Not those photos of the dog looking scared in a cage, but ones of them enjoying life. And if they do end up unadopted and have to be euthanized, at least they had a very nice romp before that happened.....108 out of 127 dogs photographed have found homes!
shenmue
(38,506 posts)2. Yay!
liberalla
(9,234 posts)3. That photographer has a real gift for coaxing/exposing the personality of the dog,
and for catching the sweetest, quirky, playful, mischievous moment to snap the photo.
It's wonderful what she's doing.
KUDOS to her!
dsc
(52,155 posts)4. I got my dog from that shelter
He was a fairly new arrival but he did open a space.