Incredible photos show two Romanian rescue dogs posing in Norwegian fjords
Two mutts rescued from the streets of Romania are now living a fantastic new life as they travel across Europe with their owners.
Photographer Anne Geier saved the Finn and Yuri crossbreeds, which were placed in a murder shelter.
Now Ann and her two dog buddies enjoy traveling to some of Europe’s most spectacular beauty spots in her VW T4 motorhome.
In her latest adventure with her two faithful canine companions, she spent two weeks touring the mountains and fjords of Norway to capture their journey with her camera.
Finn, a fox terrier and a Labrador cross, was adopted by Ann in 2014 and joined in 2017 by Yuri, an Australian cattle dog and border collie cross.
Two street dogs rescued from the streets of Romania are now living a fantastic new life as they travel across Europe with their owners
Photographer Anne Geier rescued the Finn (left) and Yuri (right) intersections, which were placed in an air raid shelter
Ann and her two canine companions enjoy traveling to some of Europe’s most spectacular beauty spots in her VW T4 RV. Finn is pictured
The result is a stunning series of beautifully shot portraits of the two dogs with crystal clear lakes, snow-capped peaks and misty forests as a backdrop.
Ann, who lives in Tauplitz, Austria, when not traveling in her van, said: ‘It’s perfect, we can go wherever we want and whenever we want.
‘We are completely free and flexible and not bound by any accommodation.
‘The dogs love the van.
‘It’s like a home for them.
Finn, a fox terrier and a Labrador cross, was adopted by Ann in 2014 and joined in 2017 by Yuri, an Australian cattle dog and border collie cross. Yuri is pictured
Finn (right) and Yuri (left) who were rescued by photographer Anne Geier and taken to Norway to see some of the world’s beauty. See
Anne creates a stunning series of beautifully crafted portraits of the two dogs with crystal clear lakes, snow-capped peaks and misty forests as a backdrop
Ann, who lives in Tauplitz, Austria, when not traveling in her van, said, ‘It’s perfect, we can go wherever we want and whenever we want’. Finn is depicted in Norwegian fjords
‘I think moving from hotel to hotel every few days would be too stressful.
‘This way of traveling is different.
‘It is a very simple way of life and you have to reduce everything to only important things.
‘Of course it is sometimes quite difficult not to take a shower for days on end, sleep in a cold car or just have a little space during many rainy days.
In her latest adventure with her two faithful canine companions, Anne (pictured) spent two weeks touring the mountains and fjords of Norway to capture their journey with her camera.
Finn (left) and Yuri (right) are pictured in the camper. They were both withdrawn from a death shelter in Romania
Finn and Yuri are in the picture in Norway after a trip with Anne. Finn is right, Yuri has links
Anne is pictured in Norway with her dogs Finn (right) and Yuri (left)
‘For us it is absolutely the perfect way to travel and the greatest luxury we can imagine.
‘We have already traveled to different countries Norway, often to South Tyrol, Switzerland, Italy and Germany.
“And we’ve taken many short trips to great places here in my home country of Austria.”
Before They Were Rescued: Finn (left) and Yuri (right) are depicted in the Romanian air raid shelter before being adopted by Anne
Yuri the dog in Romania before Anne Geier rescued him
Sunset: Yuri is depicted enjoying a beautiful sunset in Norway after being rescued by Anne
Finn the dog is pictured with swans in a lake in Norway after he is rescued. He had been neglected before he was saved
Yuri had been held in a murder shelter after living on the streets for three years and, according to Ann, had been abused and neglected before taking him into her life.
She added: ‘Yuri is a really sweet dog. But he needed time to trust.
‘Yuri is a dog who – I think – had bad experiences with people in his past life.
‘You can tell when you get a little mad at him – he’s always afraid something bad will happen.
Pose! The adorable puppies are always ready for the camera and often look adorable in their photos
Finn looks beautiful posing in front of a fjord in Norway (left) while Yuri (right) poses in the snow
Yuri poses in front on a beautiful blue lake in Norway. He had been held in a murder shelter after living on the streets for three years and, according to Ann, had been abused and neglected before she took him into her life.
Anne says Finn (pictured) is the ‘quiet anchor in her life’
Finn (left) and Yuri (right) look out over a landscape in Norway
Anne says that Yuri and Finn (pictured) are perfect companions because they both have a lot of energy
Finn, a fox terrier and a Labrador cross (pictured) was adopted by Ann in 2014 and joined in 2017 by Yuri, an Australian cattle dog and border collie cross.
Finn is the calm anchor in my life.
More importantly, he’s Yuri’s calm anchor.
“Yuri is a hybrid of high-energy races … so Finn is Yuri’s best companion.”
“They complement each other perfectly.”