There are few sights sadder than a dog wearing a Cone of Shame.
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After volunteering with One Tale at a Time in Chicago, photographer Erin Einbender had seen enough sad dogs sporting the cone of shame, and wanted to try and help.
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So combining her love for dogs and passion for photography, Erin started a project called Cones of Fame.
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Erin chose a few dogs from the shelter and with the help of some fellow volunteers, decorated the cones and had a doggy photoshoot. The final results are absolutely adorable.
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The project not only helps bring awareness to getting your pets spayed and neutered, but it also helps rescue dogs find their forever homes.
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Because there are still shelters in Chicago that have yet to adopt the no-kill policy, Cones of Fame is set on helping rescue dogs get adopted.
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And I mean come on, who wouldn't want to adopt these cutie pies??
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If you're interested in adopting a pet of your own, click here for a list of shelters near you.
