Animals available for adoption!
The animals pictured below are available for adoption. Please contact Bland Hoke at 307-690-0097 or fill out the form below to pick one up (please reference the name or number on the animal's picture).
Donations are sincerely appreciated, which support the artSpot program, providing local artists a stipend to create public art in public places throughout Jackson.
Enjoy!
Interested in an animal?
The Wonderful Winter Wildlife program provides youth an extraordinary winter experience. Programs will include wildlife art projects, animal tracking, snow & ice sculpture, exploring the natural wonders of winter, a winter treasure hunt, and playing outdoors. While learning about Jackson's biodiversity, youth will have the opportunity to paint plywood silhouettes of indigenous animals residing in Jackson during the winter. The resulting herds and flocks will be installed along fence lines and in public spaces for the duration of the winter for everyone's enjoyment.
Schedule of Programs:
Kid's Club (December 2nd 4 PM-6PM): In collaboration with the Rec Center, Kid's Club will be presented animal cut outs to paint. This activity will last for the duration of Kids Club, or until all the animals are gone!
National Museum of Wildlife Art (December 5th 10 AM-5 PM): In collaboration with the Rec Center, this all day event will consist of screening 'Christmas in Yellowstone', a treasure hunt through the wildlife art galleries, and painting animal silhouettes.
Art Bazaar Jackson Hole (December 6th 10 AM- 5:30 PM): In collaboration with the Art Association, free animal silhouettes will be available to paint all day long upstairs in the Mezzanine at the Art Bazaar.
Center for the Arts (December 22nd 10 AM-3 PM): In collaboration with the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival and the Art Association, a special screening in the Center Theater will preceed painting animal silhouettes. We will wrap up the day with snow sculpture at Jackson Hole Elementary School.
Teton Science Schools (December 29th 10 AM-4PM): In collaboration with the Rec Center and Teton Science School, an all day event will be held at the Journey School Campus where kids will create snow sculpture, paint animal cut-outs and learn about animal tracking.
