Because There's Nothing More Awkward and Adorable Than Celebs Taking Photos With Pets

Back in July we noted that current Dallas Morning News photographer David Woo and former News photographer Richard Pruitt collaborated on a side project due on coffee tables in November: a tome titled Top Dogs and Their Pets, proceeds from which toward rescuing, rehabbing and re-housing abused puppies. This week...

By Robert Wilonsky

September 15, 2009

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Back in July we noted that current Dallas Morning News photographer David Woo and former News photographer Richard Pruitt collaborated on a side project due on coffee tables in November: a tome titled Top Dogs and Their Pets, proceeds from which toward rescuing, rehabbing and re-housing abused puppies. This week the book's publisher, Pediment Publishing, has posted more making-ofs; after the jump, Pat Green, Lisa Loeb and a former president named Bush. But here, of course, is Sully Sullenberger, the pride of Denison, and just when you thought he couldn't get more awwwww.

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