Have you heard of Steve’s Equine & Pet Portraits? I hadn’t either but LOOK! (no affiliation)

Somehow, I stumbled upon Steve’s Equine & Pet Portraits on FB.

I liked the expressions of the dogs/horses in the portraits. It felt to me like each one was very unique, as pets are very unique, especially to owners.

The medium, I think, is colored pencil but I’m not sure. I couldn’t find the details. But I did see many happy reviews and most said that his fees were very reasonable.

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HERE ARE SOME SAMPLES

Photo on left… portrait on right

HERE ARE TWO REVIEWS (of the many reviews!)

CONTACT INFO

LET ME KNOW IF YOU COMMISSION A PORTRAIT! I’d love to see it!

NEW BUTTON. DIFFERENT FUND. LET’S DO THIS!

KEEP THEM OFF THE TRUCK FUND.

FUND TOTAL AS OF TODAY: $25 (Thank you!) We’ve saved POWDER PUFF 2/7/22 ($800), EDDIE 2/9/22 ($1200), SURSHA 3/16/22 ($780), BABY FRED 4/7/22 ($650), “CC” Close Call 5/17/22 ($550), PACIFICA 5/22/22 ($780), DONNA 7/25/22 ($600), MAXIMILLIAN 11/8/22 ($1300), “TJ” 1/8/23 ($1000), SWEETIE 1/8/23 ($700), MAMA and BABY 5/9/23 ($500), SHANGHAI 8/23/23 ($1200)

Horse and Man Foundation, Inc has a new Fund button. KEEP THEM OFF THE TRUCK FUND. This Fund will go on all day, all the time. It will always be here. If you want to save a horse or donkey from slaughter, you know we will do that here.

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NURSE MARE NEEDED (NEVADA)! UPDATE: A VERY HAPPY ENDING!

SO I SAW THE BELOW POST AND OF COURSE, I WANTED TO HELP!

I figured we could help pay for colostrum, at least, or plasma if needed. And I also wanted to spread the word. But Willis (the poster) had not left contact information so I held onto printing this on the blog…

THE INITIAL POST:

NEVADA: One of the sanctuary horses (former Virginia Range mare) foaled Friday evening. We think she’s a maiden mare as she didn’t connect with the foal and allowed herself to be “herded off” by her social group. Now she and her group are way off at the far reaches of the sanctuary so it’s not likely we can make a reunion.
Ordinarily this wouldn’t be a problem but the area’s orphan foal project is out of service for major remodeling / upgrading. The foal will be released from Comstock on Monday (9/25.) We either need to locate a nurse mare or locate someone who can at least temporarily care for a foal. (They require feeding about every 2 hours.) Experienced volunteers are available to assist.
If anyone has any practical ideas for this colt, please advise via comments or Messenger.
Thanks!

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(I’ll update this post if a resolution is achieved.)

WILLIS GOT BACK TO ME WITH THIS GREAT NEWS!

Great news. While the reunion with the foal’s dam was a bust, a nearby domestic mare was just having her colt weaned and was depressed. After only a few minutes the two bonded big time. The surrogate mommy is sailing on a cloud. She loves foals. Actually the best possible outcome.