Stephen Huneck is an eclectic folk artist from Vermont who welcomes all creeds and all breeds to his doggie chapel. After a near death experience, Stephen Huneck had a vision to build Spot's sanctuary.
The chapel's interior walls are plastered with posts from visitors who have lost a pet and want them to be remembered. These handwritten remembrances, photographs, and postcards create a very powerful statement.
9 cool cats commented:
Very original !
There is a cementary for dogs near Paris, at Asnières
Miss Yves
PS I know the stamp "art de l'affiche" I have used it for Mail Art
This is art after my own heart! Our old lady Labrador, Pricilla Presley Reed, (Prissy for short) looks just like the doggy in the stained glass... except Prissy has a grey goatee. Dog is God spelled backwards. Enough said.
Mary,
I'll answer to your differnt comments later , because I 'm busy.
Thanks for visiting .
My mailarts have been sent to different people , no one is for sale!
Miss Yves
Oh I just love this. Deidcated to dogs and some funky artwork. My kind of post.
Hi there! Thanks for visiting my blog. I just love these pictures of Spot's Sanctuary. Too cute!
what an interesting post. such a cute little sanctuary and I love the pet cematary in Paris. Kinda creepy though in a Stephen King sort of way.
-Mya
While I am owned by two cats, I love dogs .. this is a wonderful post .. I so enjoy the photos
And your cousin Luigi was charming!
:-Daryl
How awesome...I'd like to visit this place some day. There are several pet cemeterys here in St. Louis....and I didn't even think of Stephen King until you mentioned it.
Thanks for visiting my blog today! Glad you liked my design...I love it too...and it was FREE!!! Even better!!!
Hello, Mary,
Nice video ! It was funny to see, in the beginning, a black cat running out !
Could you explain to me the literary allusion to Stephen King ?
Miss Yves
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