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9-Year-Old Boy Sold His Custom Pet Paintings To Give Food And Materials To Shelter Animals
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Like I have said repeatedly, not all heroes have to wear capes or have superheroes power before the world and its populace can be saved.
This article is again another interesting story that proves that even the little ones are capable of transforming the world for good.
Children are brilliantly coming up with unique ideas to solve problems that adults often fail. Combing both his love for art and stray animals, a nine-year-old Russian boy, Pavel Abramov, a young artist has been painting beautiful portraits in an exchange for food and supplies.
Pavel, who is from a small city of Arzamas in Nizhny Novgorod donates the food and supplies to local shelters and clearly, you can as well assist in your own little way.
Mother Ekaterina Bolshakova and Pave launched a project titled ‘Kind Paintbrush’ in 2018. The concept originated in Pavel’s brilliant mind when the loss of their dog hit the family.
Realizing he could no longer ignore stray animals wandering the streets, Pavel decided to make a change in memory of his dear friend, Barskik and he successfully delivered.
Before ‘Kind Paintbrush’ Pavel and his mom has been managing a group on Russian social media site, VK titled ‘What a little volunteer is capable of?’.
Pavel, the young altruist doesn’t, however, have a helping hand in terms of funds, he doesn’t even have employees but has a big heart as well as an undeniable talent.
He paints real pets of owners who’ve signed a deal to provide kilograms of meat, porridge, and supplies for a portrait of their adorable pet. Artworks from Pavel’s kind paintbrush have journeyed to Germany, Spain and even more.
Chuck’s portrait got exchanged for 10 cans of canned dog food, ski medicine and 5kg of buckwheat
Ksyusha’s portrait was exchanged for canned dog food, medicine, bandages, and 6kg of buckwheat
Timofey’s portrait got exchanged for a set of medicines and collars
Jesse’s portrait brought 3kg of buckwheat and 7kg of offal
Hamsters portrait was exchanged with 2.5kg of dry food, a toy, a leash, and 4kg canned food
The portrait of the Cute Onyx was exchanged for 2.5kg oatmeal, 4kg pearl barley treats for dogs, household supplies, and 3kg of canned dog food
3 girls in exchange for 15kg of beef trimmings
15 kg of selected beef delicacies
3 kg of cereal, a pack of dry food, 5 cans of canned beef, and 1 liter of milk.
10 kg of pearl barley and 10kg of Buckwheat
10 kg of beef bones
15 kg of and trimmings and beef bones
