Woman decorates abandoned dogs' cones to empower them

Erin Einbender helps empower abandoned dogs through her craft. (Photo: Instagram / Cone of Fame)

Erin Einbender was volunteering at a dog rescue centre when she decided to put her talent as a photographer to use by helping the pups out.(Photo: Instagram / Cone of Fame)

The 30-year-old drew inspiration from the cones the dogs had to wear after being spayed and neutered before re-adoption.(Photo: Instagram / Cone of Fame)

The hard plastic around the dogs' neck are known for being called the cone of shame so she decided to name her project Cones Of Fame.(Photo: Instagram / Cone of Fame)

Erin wanted to empower the dogs and so decorated the cones with colourful feathers and pom poms (Photo: Instagram / Cone of Fame)

The photography student told the Chicago Tribune the dogs also gained more confidence with the addition on the cones. (Photo: Instagram / Cone of Fame)

The project was a hit and all the dogs were successfully adopted (Photo: Instagram / Cone of Fame)

Thanks to Erin, dogs like Roxie, Buddie and Penny all have a new home to go to.(Photo: Instagram / Cone of Fame)