Charity puts on Scottish wildlife art exhibition to raise awareness of the plight of Scotland’s animals.

OneKind will be putting on an exhibition of Scottish wildlife art in Edinburgh this month to raise awareness of the plight of Scotland’s animals.

Art for Animals is a Christmas exhibition and sale of Scottish wildlife art taking place on Wednesday 29^th November at the Dundas Street Gallery in Edinburgh.

This exclusive pop-up event will showcase the work of four artists – Jan Ferguson, Susan Smith, Leo du Feu and Michelle Hewitt – each of whom will have prints, originals and gifts available for sale.

10% of all sales will be donated to OneKind to help fund campaigns and education for the charity’s work to end cruelty to Scotland’s animals.

OneKind Director Harry Huyton said:

“OneKind is delighted to be working with these four fantastic artists whose work is inspired by the animals we seek to protect.

“Not only is this a great opportunity to enjoy some Scottish wildlife art, but this one-day event will also give members of the public a chance to meet OneKind staff and volunteers and find out more about our ongoing campaigning which includes mandatory CCTV in abattoirs, greater protection of mountain hares and a real ban on fox hunting.”

Notes to editor:

1. OneKind is a Scottish animal protection charity working to end cruelty to Scotland’s animals.
2. Art for Animals will take place on Wednesday 29^th November between 10am-8pm at the Dundas Street Gallery, Edinburgh, EH3 6HZ