Bending Over Backwards, Fertile is Futile

SGD 1,100.00

Year: 2014

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Dimensions: 48cm x 48cm | 19” x 19”

Unframed

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For this series of paintings, 10% of sale proceeds will be donated to

Causes for Animals.

Year: 2014

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Dimensions: 48cm x 48cm | 19” x 19”

Unframed

—

A digital Certificate of Authenticity will be emailed to you.

Please leave your contact details and indicate in “Remarks” if you would

like a physical copy of the Certificate of Authenticity.

A form will prompt you after you click “Buy Now”.

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For this series of paintings, 10% of sale proceeds will be donated to

Causes for Animals.

For this series of paintings, 10% of the sale proceeds will be donated to Causes for Animals (CAS).Causes for Animals (Singapore) Limited (CAS) is an animal welfare charity set up and registered in 2013 to support the needs of local animal welfare in Singapore. CAS employs programmes and policies to promote best practice with involve ethical, sustainable and compassionate treatment of these animals.Their current adoption centre houses up to 50 rescued dogs to be rehabilitated for rehoming. CAS has a no-kill policy of animals placed in our care. Animals are given optimal care and decisions on medical treatment rely upon vet advice. Medical assistance is also provided to injured dogs rescued by third parties. Shelter operational costs, veterinary services and medical supplies average $30,000 month.CAS relies mainly on public donations for funding.

For this series of paintings, 10% of the sale proceeds will be donated to Causes for Animals (CAS).

Causes for Animals (Singapore) Limited (CAS) is an animal welfare charity set up and registered in 2013 to support the needs of local animal welfare in Singapore.

CAS employs programmes and policies to promote best practice with involve ethical, sustainable and compassionate treatment of these animals.Their current adoption centre houses up to 50 rescued dogs to be rehabilitated for rehoming. CAS has a no-kill policy of animals placed in our care. Animals are given optimal care and decisions on medical treatment rely upon vet advice. Medical assistance is also provided to injured dogs rescued by third parties. Shelter operational costs, veterinary services and medical supplies average $30,000 month.

CAS relies mainly on public donations for funding.