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Hmmm…
Hey,
Flemish milkwoman, Antwerp, 1890.
How’s your awesome job?
Love, Laura
P.S. Are you getting a speeding ticket?
Happy Spring.
Here’s a picture of a Brussels Griffon with a flower caught in its beard.
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A series: Shelter Signs
This sign was hung around the neck of a dog found wandering in east Dallas.
When she first stepped into the shelter through the door in my office, out of the corner of my eye, I didn’t think she was a dog. She looked like a little black sheep. So I named her Lambchop.
The back of the sign described a sad situation, which seemed to give itself away. It told a story about a single mother who “found” the dog but couldn’t afford to care for it, so she put it back outside, with this sign around its neck.
A series: Shelter Signs
This is from the Montgomery County Animal Shelter in Conroe, Texas. I want to send flowers to Jessica.
Wow.
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I love this picture because you can tell from the first frame what the personality contrasts are in these two dogs.
The brindle guy is in control of his body, his eyes are soft, he is patiently awaiting further instructions.
The white dog is a nut. You can see that in the first frame. In the second, you see that she is looking to the calm brindle dog to see if he is doing anything to respond to all this stimulation. By the third you see that she absolutely relies on the brindle dog for all social cues. By the forth, I am annoyed with the white dog for being such a nervous Nelly.
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