Girls, shelters homeless cats





Photographer Brian Wills from Brooklyn, New York, has made a series of works dedicated to girls, sheltered cats. This work could serve as a good example of what people should not remain indifferent to the weak helpless creatures. The project involved the New York girl. In an interview, Brian said that it plans to expand the project so that it could participate girl who committed such a noble deed from other countries and cities.

Girls, shelters homeless cats

Sam and Charlie's in Bushwick. Charlie and his brothers were rescued by a girl who noticed that animals left on the street near the parking lot at the grocery store.

Girls, shelters homeless cats

. Julian and Jons in Williamsburg. Julian found Johnsen still a kitten, trembling in a cafe in the middle of winter.

Girls, shelters homeless cats

Natalie and body in Bushwick. Natalie - fashion designer and mother of 5 cats! She found the Body 11 years ago, when I lived in an old house in Savannah, and protected from the evil cat lessor.

Girls, shelters homeless cats

Kelly and Desnudo.

Girls, shelters homeless cats

Sugar and Coco in Hell's Kitchen. Sugar - a pianist and artistic director, she took Coco more than 4 years ago with the adoption center in the city.

Girls, shelters homeless cats

Heather and her three-legged pet Finn.

Girls, shelters homeless cats

Ryan and Hazel in Kensington. Ryan was admitted Hazel in New Rochelle Humane Society, where she works.

Girls, shelters homeless cats

Bridget and Peter Bed-Packs