From the author of Merrell's bestselling Street Dogs, and Shelter Dogs
For centuries, the wild horses of North America have figured prominently in art, history and folklore as symbols of beauty, strength and freedom. Native Americans revered them, and early ranchers and farmers would not have been able to settle the American West without them. Now, because of such modern threats as urbanization and government round-ups, these noble creatures are fighting for their very survival...
Available October 31, 2008
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The stunning follow-up to Merrell's bestseller Shelter Dogs, featuring over 90 portraits and outdoor photographs of dogs living on city streets.
“Scott's haunting portrait album bares the souls of these unclaimed but unassailably dignified animals.” – People
“Beautiful portraits that just might save the lives of hundreds of other dogs.” – Life
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Soulful portraits of dogs living in rescue shelters.
“Three years ago, the dogs in a Rhode Island animal shelter captured the heart of a photographer. Now they've inspired a book of beautiful portraits that just might save the lives of hundreds of other dogs.” – Life
“Scott's haunting portrait album bares the souls of these unclaimed but unassailably dignified animals.” – People
“Traer Scott's Shelter Dogs (Merrell) is a canine facebook with more personalities than Chaplin.” – Vogue
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