Teena in Toronto's Reviews > Shelter Dogs in a Photo Booth

I love reading books about animals and that's why this one caught my eye. This book is made up of photo-booth style pictures taken by Guinnevere Shuster of dogs that were in the Humane Society of Utah. Shuster is a professional photographer and the social media coordinator at the Humane Society of Utah. Using her photography and media skills, she wanted to help otherwise often overlooked dogs find forever homes. The dogs were apparently not selected at random and she tried to focus on dogs that may have needed a little extra help getting adopted or that didn't do well in a shelter setting.

There are four pictures of 100 dogs, capturing the dog's personality. Under the pictures is a brief description of the dog such as why it was turned in to the shelter, its personality and its adoption date. The pictures are really cute. The dogs are especially focused where there is a treat involved. There are also pictures of some of the dogs in the "forever" homes.

A portion of the proceeds of this book will benefit the Humane Society of Utah and Best Friends Animal Society.

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