Holly’s Haven fundraiser a work of art
Special to WC Online
DUNROBIN – Help the raccoons of non-profit Holly’s Haven Wildlife Rescue by winning original artwork of one of the photogenic creatures.
Dunrobin’s Holly’s Haven Wildlife Rescue is hosting a fundraising raffle with the prize an original Anita Utas work.
“Wait! What?!” Holly’s Haven Wildlife released in a statement yesterday (Aug. 7). “Did you hear Holly’s Haven Wildlife Rescue is having a raffle for a beautiful one-of-a-kind original oil painting.”
This painting named Holly is by local artist Anita Utas Art Page measures 12 inches by 12 inches.
“It comes ready to hang in your home,” Holly’s Haven said. “Imagine having the pleasure of looking at this artwork every day and knowing your ticket purchase helped feed and nourish the wildlife in our care.”
Raffle tickets are $25 for one of $50 for 10. The draw will be held Aug. 13 at 6 p.m.
Click here to purchase tickets.
Holly’s Haven is a volunteer-run wildlife rehabilitation centre helping orphaned babies and injured animals. The volunteers care for a wide variety of animals including bats, deer, foxes, groundhogs, otters, porcupines, possum, rabbit, raccoons, skunks, squirrels and weasels.
The long-running rescue, formerly known as the Constance Creek Wildlife Refuge, gets by on donations and volunteer power. The haven was founded and operated by Lynne Rowe of Dunrobin Road. West Carleton Online interviewed her back in 2021, and columnist Richard Longworth focused a 2023 Good News Story column on the animal rescue.
