Two worn owls sit alone on a gray shelf, weathered by dogs.
Two very worn stuffed animals are seen on a gray shelf on their own. The stuffed animals are both owls, being two different breeds. The owl on the left has a solid medium-brown body and wings, with a cream face and feet. Its beak is small and beige. The right owl has a beige body with gray spots, medium-brown solid wings and head, and a cream face. This stuffed owl has small black ears, a black beak, and faded yellow feet. The owl on the left has larger wings that are slightly open, while the owl on the right has wings pressed against its body. Both stuffed animals are the same height, with plastic yellow and black eyes that have been scratched and show damage. The fur of the stuffed animals shows matting and staining. Both of the stuffed animals look like they have been played with by dogs, with the fur having a dried, wet look from dog saliva. A light shines from the right as the shelving unit creates an angular shadow on the right and above. The right-third section of the right owl is in the shadow area. The shelving unit is a solid dark gray.