This is a project that I did for my final degree show at University. With a huge thanks to the workers at Mutts especially Cathy McGrath.

 

‘Mutts in Distress,’ is a rescue centre based in Little Hallingbury, on the outskirts of Hertfordshire and Essex.  From 1990, this charity has made it its aim to rescue badly treated and distressed dogs and actively search to find new families to give these animals the love, care and home they had deserved from the start. Since, many individuals treat dogs in ways that are disgustingly indescribable.

 

For instance, this rescue centre deals with strays, uncontrollable dogs that are going to be put down and dogs with increasing medical issues that the former owners cannot pay for. Dogs have feelings too and from this project, this is what I want to show – the effect people and change has on animals’ feelings.

 

Thus, this project showcases the effort, this small and unappreciated rescue centre, puts in to help these dogs from beginning to end. Specifically, highlighting the effort volunteers put in. 

To the right shows the display of my exhibiton that that was displayed at Anglia Ruskin Unversity June 2015. If you have any queries about the dogs below please don't hesitate to contact me or visit the website below.

 

For more information go to: http://www.mutts-in-distress.org.uk