As seen on the Today Show, Ryan Onda is the heart & hero behind his life-changing charity and a Veteran who served as a Nuclear, Biological & Chemical Warfare Defense Specialist in the U.S Marine Corps.
As the pack leader and master trainer with over 20 years of expertise, Ryan has created an unparalleled "Pack training system" designed to end the suffering of every Veteran with PTSD, TBI, and MST by matching them with abandoned rescue dogs; bonding them for life with unwavering love and dedication.
We donate 40% of every Print and $100 from the 5500 Portraits, and 10% of custom portraits to help their honorable mission.
A small act of kindness can change their lives in an instant. Getting our soulful dog art is a great start!
Learn More“I have purchased 5 portraits for me and 1 for a gift, and they are all stunning. These portraits are healing and a beautiful way to honor their spirits. Mark Barone is a masterful artist.
— Amber G.
“So smitten, I logged back on an bought an additional portrait! Thrilled to have 3 portraits! As a long time shelter volunteer, rescue team member and animal advocate, these paintings absolutely speak to my heart-and now, I’m honored to shelter them in my home.”
— Jehanne A.
“I now have 7 shelter dog portraits! It took me a long time to pick them, and tears were shed in the process. I highly recommend these portraits and the discussion they should spark about the animal shelters in this country.”
— Susan F.
Horses are the original unsung heroes and have been man's best friend for over 6,000 yrs.
Over 125,000 Horses are exported from USA auctions to Canada & Mexico for Horse meat & sold to satisfy diners in Europe and Asia.
We're honored to be supported by Fred Soll's-Resin on a stick because they make the finest & purest incense in the World!
They are handmade and hand dipped, using plant and tree resins, herbs, powders, and oils and dried in sunny Tijeras, New Mexico.
Scientists have shown how plant essences can produce a calm, relaxed state of mind, and how well people and animals respond to the power of nature.
Get your sample when you buy any of our art and receive an incense holder with every portrait!
Learn MorePaving the way, Mark Barone painted 5500 shelter dogs to depict the number destroyed, every day in the USA.
Social impact art, ignites the spark for deeper conversations and potentiates more compassion.
It’s crucial to our well-being and safety to have our voices heard in society and maintain the freedom to express different ideas, without fear of being silenced or oppressed.
Because art has the power to illuminate what is hidden and bring it to the light, it can forever change the status-quo.