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These imperfect animals make the most warmhearted pets, and are no less worthy of a loving home. Animal photographer Alex Cearns of Houndstooth Studio holds rescue animals with so-called afflictions in the highest of esteem because these animals don’t dwell on their impairments. They quickly learn to live with their disabilities and lead happy lives. He has a passion for capturing these determined fighters. With these stunning images you’ll notice their natural beauty shines through and their disabilities quickly disappear. He calls this series of photos “Perfect Imperfection”. |
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Ray Charles, a blind puppy was born without properly formed eyes. He was saved by SAFE Perth - Saving Animals from Euthanasia. |
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A baby goat with a broken leg, rescued by RSPCA WA. |
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Following a complicated birth, kitten Nimh had both her eyes removed. |
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Another adorable 3-legged puppy rescued by the RSPCA WA. |
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This blind tabby kitten was rescued by the Bali Animal Welfare Association. |
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Pip has mange and was rescued by the Bali Animal Welfare Association. |
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The Bali Animal Welfare Association also rescued this 3 legged puppy. |
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This is Scrappy. After endless eye issues, he had to have both eyes removed. |
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This baby dove, which had part of its skull amputated, was rescued by Todd and Kirsty Gogol. |
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This one-eyed pug is Jack. |
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Blind Mia, a dog cared for by the Bali Animal Welfare Association. |
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This 3-legged rescue kitten is Rupert. |
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This is Louie, a loving one-eyed pup. |
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Barbara, a victim of abuse, was rescued and then adopted through RSPCA WA. |
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This pink and grey Galah is called Spike and was rescued by Possum Valley Animal Sanctuary. |
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Savannah, a Rottweiler with a half-amputated front leg. |
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