Fringe Photography is very proud to help out this effort. In fact, for many of our photos, we donate 10% of the price to the appropriate organization. For all of our mustangs, that means that 10% of our sales go straight to the Monero Mustang Sanctuary. For our owls and the kestrel, that means that 10% of our sales go to Wildlife Rescue, Inc of New Mexico. And 10% of the wolf sales go to Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary. And this week we were very happy to write the checks to those organizations for the sales that happened in the 3rd quarter of this year. This contribution comes right from our pocket: in other words, prices aren’t higher. We just believe in helping out.

Thank you so much for supporting us and in turn helping support these organizations and the mission that they perform. It is through their efforts that we are able to take care of the wildlife that needs it, be that mending a broken wing, taking in a starving horse, or giving a permanent home to a wolf that desperately needs one. Each of these organizations needs all the help that they can get, be that in the form of volunteers, donations, outreach, or whatever else you can offer. And we hope that you join us in taking care of our wildlife.

We’ll continue offering wonderful and compelling photos of wildlife–we’ve got some wonderful new pieces in the works, in fact. And together we will continue to help those in need.

Thank you!
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You can learn more about these organizations here:

Monero Mustang Sanctuary

Wildlife Rescue, Inc. of New Mexico

Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary

Wolf Eyes

The eyes have it. Oh yes indeed, they have it. Deep. Intense. Staring right through you and at you at the same time. Yellow in exactly the shade of yellow that eyes should not be. Seeing you, all of you, sizing you up, measuring you, and taking complete stock of you. Non-blinking and non-wavering the eye have it.

And they have you.

This particular pair of eyes belongs to a wolf at the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary in Ramah, NM. The WSWS (when abbreviated) is all about the care and rehabilitation of wolves; they have more than a few there in varying stages of wolveness. Some are a little more gentle around humans than others. And some, like the guy, leave a little room for doubt.

Oh. And that spot of blood? Hard to see, I know, because the eyes hold you. But it certainly leaves room for doubt, doesn’t it?