A minimum $40 donation (http://tulsaphotog.wix.com/photog#!wild-and-endangerd-in-oklahoma/xtuc5) will be required in advanced for this trip whether you attend both or just one of the shoots/per person. All funds collected will be split equally and donated to the "Friends of the Heritage Horse Foundation Herds" with the other half going to the"Endangered Ark Foundation" on behalf of PHOTOG, INC. (The Endangered Ark may require signing a PHOTO Release, depending on what that release states will determine if we are able to attend this facility. PENDING: release paperwork-donations to the Ark will be refunded if we are unable to attend. We will keep you updated!! )
Additional donations are welcome and can be given separately or in addition via the link below.
"They are surviving by a thin thread... perilously close to extinction.".
These horses made the Kiamichi Mountains, with Blackjack Mountain as the backbone, their home for over 170 years. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, a number of Choctaw and White families (among them the Brame, Carter, Crisp, Helms, LeFlore, Locke, Thurman and Trotter families) owned and preserved these equine treasures.
Seeing and experiencing these equine treasures can be a life-changing experience.
Home to the Largest Endangered Elephant Herd in North America. he Endangered Ark Foundation is a private non-profit dedicated to ensuring the future of Asian elephants in North America, providing a retirement ranch for circus elephants, and educating the public about this endangered species.
