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Pasado's Safe Haven, Monroe, Wash.
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Happy Painter, Safe Haven (102)Julia O'Malley-Keyes was a successful career woman who traveled the country making million dollar deals in the apparel businesses. But she wasn't satisfied. In this episode, meet the woman who left her high paying career behind to follow her passion for painting. Together, she and her husband opened a studio on Cape Cod. Now she spends her days doing what she loves. She'll share some of her paintings while giving invaluable insights into an artist's world.
Then, visit Susan Michaels, a former television personality, and her husband Mark Steinway. On the outside, they seemed to have it all. But inside, their life had lost its meaning. Learn what inspired them to sell everything and open a shelter for abused and abandoned animals, called Pasado's Safe Haven. It's run entirely on donations and houses over 300 animals. Now Susan and Mark have a purpose in life. And they've never been happier.
Painter Facts:
- Julia started painting when she was only eight years old.
- Julia has created more than 1,400 paintings.
Contact Information:
Julia O'Malley-Keyes
Studio at Day Hill
508-564-4657
thestudio@adelphia.net
www.thestudioatdayhill.com
Safe Haven Facts:
- Many of the animals are placed in homes. The rest will live out their days at the sanctuary.
- Pasado's Safe Haven received the American Red Cross Award in 1999 for its animal rescue program.
Contact Information:
Susan Michaels & Mark Steinway Pasado's Safe Haven
360-793-9393
susan@pasadosafehaven.org
www.pasadosafehaven.org
Resources:
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals exists to promote humane principles, prevent cruelty, and alleviate fear, pain, and suffering in animals.
www.aspca.org
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