Traer Scott's photography helps rescue dogsI am often asked why I choose to photograph animals. The simple answer, as well as the assumption often made, is that I like animals better than people.

Traer Scott’s book Shelter Dogs, a heartbreaking collection of portraits of dogs living in shelters, was a runaway success when it came out in 2006.

Photographer and author Traer Scott has always loved animals. Here's how she fell in love with making photos of them, too ...

Traer Scott Molly is a super-affectionate senior golden retriever who was separated from her owner of ten years after the woman was forced to move into elderly housing that did not allow pets.

An influx of dogs has the Humane Society of Scott County overcrowded. The shelter currently has 85 dogs but only 71 kennels for them to stay in. Employees put up pop-up crates all throughout the ...

Scott runs the Instagram account @4evertails and volunteers at local animal shelters across Chicago. He uses his social media to show off the available dogs in need of forever homes.

Livre Traer Scott: Shelter Dogs Photographer Traer Scott's endearing portraits of dogs living in American shelters are irresistible and heart-rending – and make a passionate appeal to dog lovers ...

The Marion County Commissioners recognized Animal Control Week and commended Dog Warden Scott Mills's work, especially in a recent animal cruelty case. The Marion County Dog Pound took in 588 dogs ...

Mario sits down with Traer Scott, author of a new book catered toward puppy owners and puppy lovers alike.

To manage, the shelter has waived and reduced adoption fees. They’ve transferred more animals to partner organizations, and expanded support services like its pet food pantry and low-cost clinics.

Scott County's humane society said the "community made history" after a Facebook post requested help to prevent euthanizing dogs was shared by thousands.