Take Me Home: Portraits of Homeless and Rescued Dogs. Este artículo no está disponible.Take Me Home: Portraits of Homeless and Rescued Dogs

Beautiful and compelling portraits of 225 rescue dogs. About Rover: Wagmore Edition also by the author: "A glimpse into the beautiful eyes and souls of hundreds of dogs, many of which are shelter and rescue dogs awaiting their forever homes." -Fetch Magazine. "Anyone who loves dogs and or photography will appreciate this book. Highly recommended." -Library Journal. According to the most recent Dogs Trust's Stray Dogs Survey report, there are currently over 56,000 stray dogs across the UK. Only half of them are ever reunited with their owners. Many of them will not find a new home because shelters are too full, there aren't enough adoptive homes and, tragically, not all shelters operate under a no-kill policy. Andrew Grant is a talented photographer known for his compelling portraits of dogs, as well as his fine art work. He has a unique ability to work with dogs to achieve one-of-a-kind portraits: a relaxed dog looking straight at the camera and exhibiting the poses and emotions for which we love our canine friends. All the canine portraits that fill this collection attest to the authentic connection Grant makes with each one of them. Take Me Home features 325 dogs. Each is either a rescue dog waiting for its forever home or a former rescue dog now enjoying its own family. For dog lovers and animal lovers, and especially for the kind souls that take in a homeless animal, Take Me Home: Rescue Dogs is a poignant homage to every dog's beauty, personality and unstinting devotion. We owe it to all of them to return it.

Andrew Grant is still on the road, photographing dogs. He continues to raise money for dog shelters, and his images of celebrities, products and architecture have been featured in many publications. To find out more and see Andrew's work, go to Roverworks.org.