Adorable Photo Series Shows Pitbulls In A Gentler Light

Published A Few Days Ago
ADVERTISEMENT

Photographer Sophie Gamand hopes to raise awareness and drive adoption through her project.

Pitbulls often get a bad rap when it comes to public perception. New York City-based photographer Sophie Gamand is hoping to change that with her photo series, “Flower Power, Pit Bulls of the Revolution”.

ADVERTISEMENT

Where did the inspiration for this project come from, anyway? Well, it’s not exactly a revelation that pitbulls are normally portrayed as harsh, and often vicious or violent; Gamand recognized this prejudice, even in herself. Knowing it wasn’t fair to vilify an entire breed based on stereotypes, she brought her idea to life, choosing to portray the dogs in gentle and dream-like light.

All the pit bulls photographed for the series are available for adoption via three New York City rescue groups: Animal Haven, Second Chance Rescue and Sean Casey Animal Rescue. If you or anyone you know is interested in adopting one of these beauties, make sure you get in touch!

ADVERTISEMENT

Gamand has also started a social media campaign to raise further awareness about the project. She’s inviting people to post pictures of their pets online with the hashtag so don’t be shy — join in for a great cause!

100% of the proceeds

[Source: Mashable]

ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT

You May Like

Bathroom Break: How To Toilet Train Your Cat

Don’t let your dreams of a litter box-free home get flushed – here’s how to toilet train your cat! If you are absolutely tired of dealing w…

Sphynx

Friendly, inquisitive, open, and intelligent, the hairless Sphynx cat is a definite lap cat if for no other reason than it craves your body warmth!

California Passes Law That Allows Dogs To Dine On Restaurant Patios

Take your dog on a dinner date – new law lets your dog dine with you It’s a great day for Californian foodies who want to bring their dogs out to…

Best Diabetic Cat Food

Diabetic cat food is formulated specially to suit the needs of felines with diabetes, which means it''s high in protein and low in carbohydrate content.

What Pet Parents Need To Know About Reverse Sneezing In Dogs

Before you freak out, you should know that reverse sneezing is fairly common in dogs, and that flat-face breeds are more prone than others.

Take The Itch Out Of These Common Dog Allergies

Let''s go over the most common dog allergies you''ll come across, what kind of symptoms you can expect to see and what you can do about them.

Schnorgi

Sweet, friendly, and playful, the Schnorgi will bring a lot of joy to your life. This hybrid is a mix of Welsh Corgi and Miniature Schnauzer and will display a combination of traits of the parental breeds.

Best Elevated Dog Bed

Elevated dog beds come in different designs and can be used both indoors and outdoors- these are the best ones on the market.

Cat Grass and Safe Alternatives

Cat grass, yard grass… the moment decent weather hits their inner Holstein kicks in and they’re chowing down on the green stuff every chance they get.

Cheeks

Cheeks, also known as Pek-A-Chis or Pekachi, are a hybrid between a Chihuahua and a Pekingese. These dogs make fantastic family pets and are low maintenance

Check Out Our Frozen Pumpkin Bone-ah-PetTreat Recipe

So hot, they''re cool! In our latest Bone-ah-PetTreat video, we''ll show you how to make Frozen Pumpkin Dog Treat Recipe - in about a minute.

10 Luscious Gifts for Labrador Retriever Lovers

Labrador Retrievers have charmed their way into the hearts of dog lovers. Show off your Lab love with these retrieving trinkets.

Timneh African Grey Parrot

Find out what are the traits that make the Timneh African Grey Parrot one of the best, most loved pet parrots in the world today!

Plug It In, Chill Out: Do Pet Pheromone Plugs-Ins Really Work?

If you''ve got a stressed out or anxious pet, you''re willing to try anything to help calm him down. But do pet pheromone plug-ins actually work or help?

Here is Why Pet Insurance Costs Are at an All-Time High

According to the latest insights by Consumer Reports, the average monthly cost of pet insurance is roughly $47 per pet, which can be a hit on some pet parents’ budgets.