Wild Art

Contributions

CASA
THIS YEAR's EVENT IS NOV. 14th!!
I've donated "Lobo" & "Olney Springs" to the benefit this year (not seen on the website)
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) mission is to advocate for abused & neglected children by providing a voice in the courts, and in the community, through trained volunteers.
Their site states that, "A CASA Volunteer is an ordinary individual from the community who is specially trained to advocate for children involved in the judicial system because of allegations of child abuse or neglect. No special or legal backround is needed."
But, if you ask me, these individuals and this organization are extraordinary; It takes a huge heart and commitment, not to mention time, to accomplish and deal with this important position in the community. I have donated a signed/numbered print of "The String", to the CASA organization of Pueblo, for the 2007 benefit. I hope that you will also see the importance of this service that they provide.
If you are unable to provide monetary donations or do not have items that they may auction at their annual benefit, it would be an even more incredible gift to volunteer your time. Please visit the CASA of Pueblo site at www.casaofpueblo.org or email them at casaofpueblo@aol.com and contact their office. OR-
There are over 900 CASA programs nation wide, and in
"Thank you, CASA, for being the voice that children so desperately need."

Contact CASA for next year's benefit.
I attend this benefit annually and can testify that the artwork is beautiful and the food is divine! Please help support this wonderful cause.
Cloud/Wild Horse Foundation


"Pryor Horses" aka "Ginger's Horses"
Original acrylic on canvas 12" x 24"
This painting is for a cause that is near and dear to my heart.
I created it in support of the preservation of the American Mustang. Ginger Kathrens, Executive Director of the Cloud Foundation and spokesperson for the mustang, had this to say about the picture that I worked from;
"These horses were stolen from an aging black band stallion. The yearling in the band looked exactly like his father- black with a blaze. I called him 'Carbon Copy'. He was bait trapped and removed. His father now has no look-alike to pass on his beautiful color. Had they not been stolen, the family would still be in tact as the trapper only put one trap up at the top of the mountain and Carbon Copy's father never came to the mountain top. Sad irony."
These horses are an exquisite example of how the mustang is being effected. You can find out more on the Cloud Foundation's website.
As an owner of two mustangs, myself, I can testify to the fact that these horses are as unique and precious as each of us.
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Original for sale for $680 or $780 framed, 80% goes to the Cloud Foundation