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  • Touching photos capture the bond between homeless people and their loyal pets, America, June 2014
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    Touching photos capture the bond between homeless people and their loyal pets, America, June 2014
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Norah Levine Photography/REX (3787853h)

    Touching Photos Capture The Bond Between Homeless People And Their Loyal Pets
    These heart-warming images depict the love and affection shared between homeless people and their pets.

    Photographer Norah Levine's 'Lifelines' series features a man called Jedd and his beloved dog Alice, who sits trustingly on his shoulders.

    The 34-year-old photographer, from Austin, Texas, also photographed Jeremy with his loyal tabby cat by his side. She also shot images of Jessika and Joshua, who have tried their best to create a home with their cats and dogs.

    Norah, who lives with her husband, two dogs and three cats, says she first explored her relationship with photography during a summer camp while in eighth grade.

    After completing a degree in photography from Drexel University in Philadelphia, she started a portrait business specialising in pets and children. Norah began working closely with animal shelters to use her photography for animal welfare.

    For this project she discovered a programme called 4PAWS (For People and Animals Without Shelter) which is run by Animal Trustees of Austin (ATA) and located in Austin.

    ATA's 4PAWS program provides free sterilisation services, vaccinations, and veterinary services to the pets of the homeless citizens of Central Texas.

    Norah explains: "I have been fortunate to be able to use my photography to support animal welfare causes for many years. Animals are an integral part of my life-personally and professionally.

    "When I learned about the 4PAWS program I was inspired to capture the connection between animal and owner from a positive perspective, as a personal project."

    Amster worked with her to help coordinate subjects and produce the audio testimonials that accompany the images.

    Animal advocate and Animal Trustees of Austin faculty member at the time the ...
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