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Framations Custom Framing & Art Gallery has a special place in our hearts for our four-legged best friends! We are dedicated to helping promote animal welfare in the state of Missouri. Pet-finder is a wonderful online service if you are looking to find a furry friend to adopt! Simply specify what type of pet you are looking for and pet-finder will list local animals matching your request available for adoption. It's free and no obligation.
There are millions of animals each year euthanized, simply because a home could not be found for them in time, If you are looking for a new pet ....PLEASE ADOPT an animal in need of a loving home.
 Missouri is the puppy mill capital of the United States! Did you know that 30-35% of all dogs sold in the US come from our state? Join the fight against cruelty at www.MAAL.org (Missouri Alliance for Animal Legislation). MAAL is the ONLY full time lobby group for animal welfare in the state of Missouri. There work benefits all of Missouri shelters & rescue groups. They work on the front of animal welfare issues so that one day, maybe... there can come a day when we never need to rescue animals from inhumane practices again.
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Gallery Owner, Amy Wilson's 4-legged family!
Pictured Left: Artist Ken Farris created this family portrait for me & my husband of our four legged babies! (since there is NO way they would all pose together!)
 Pictured right: Harley (now age 16) goes to see Santa! Though he is the smallest of our bunch, he has the biggest bark!
Pictured Left :Maxx came to us as a puppy from the St Louis Humane Society on August 10, 1998. He loved nothing more than good fun, squeaky toys, and laying on your lap! Maxx passed away Feb 10, 2010. He will forever remain in our hearts & is deeply missed.
Pictured Right: Duke was abandoned by his owner at the age of 7 during a financial crisis, but found his forever home with our family! He's a sweetheart & loves to cuddle up!
Pictured Left: Puppy was the runt of a litter & too sickly to be adopted. He's now 8 years old & almost 100 lbs, walking good & still eating like a horse!
Pictured Right: Though Lucy passed away in Sept of 2007, she is still in our hearts! Lucy had been abandoned & showed up on our doorstep on Easter morning 2001. She was on death's door. Most of her hair was gone, and although she was an adult dog, she had a puppy sized flea collar on that had gouged her throat deeply. After thousands of dollars at the vet's office & months of rehab, Lucy came back to full capacity! After a few years, she even got her bark back!
 Pictured Left & Right: Lizzie, Loralie & Beth came from a litter that a coworker could not find homes for. These little girls are the apple of my husband's eye & spoiled rotten!
Have a Great Animal Friendly Day!
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