Informative Links

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Below are a selection of links that may be of interest to some - if you are a business and wish to reciprocate links, providing it reflects the services that I offer within my website, I will be happy to add you to my links page - please contact me with details and a logo (no larger than 200 x 200)

Product brands that Karen works with

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Some great web stores and shops for art products - click on an image to visit their website.

SAA web store

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A few of my arty friend's websites including favourite artists & photographers - click any image to visit their website.

John Graham - Northumberland Pets & Wildlife Artist

Karen Neal - Pets & Wildlife New Zealand Artist

Chris Chalk Art - Landscape & Wildlife Welsh Artist

Steve Lingham - York/Texas Wildlife Artist

Melanie & Nick - Oil & pencil Pet portrait Artists

Karen Phillips - London Wildlife Artist

Clive Meredith - Hampshire Wildlife Artist

Amazing Landscape Photographer

Leonid Afremov - Vibrant Oil paintings

Wildlife & Sporting Welsh Artist

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Karen's recommendations for a great day out.

Butterfly House, Sheffield

Farne Island Boat tours, Seahouses, Northumberland

Manor House Wildlife Park, Wales

Tropical Birdland, Leicestershire

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Various websites for animal lovers - get in touch to ask if we would link your website or article to our links page - must be animal related.

Pet Shops - Vets - Boarding Kennels - Dog Walking - Dog Grooming

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A great in-depth guide which  aims to advise potential pet owners on the adoption process and it covers:

• Myths and facts about rescue animals and why it’s often better to adopt, rather than buy from a breeder or pet shop.
• The benefits of owning a pet, such as better physical health and improved happiness. It’s also great for teaching children about responsibility.
• Important financial considerations before adopting, such as the cost of food, toys and pet insurance - 69% of dog owners and 96% of cat owners underestimated the cost of their pets.
• The process of adopting an animal, and how best to care for your pet once you’ve given it a new home.

Click the image above to visit the article