Every Purchase Helps Animals
Long-time animal advocate Susan Dorling has been making and selling jewelry since 2007 using ethically sourced, cruelty-free materials. While we mostly sell at in-person shows, we also offer a selection online.
When you purchase jewelry or any other product, a portion of the net profit is allocated to our monthly donations to the following animal welfare charitable organizations.
Panthera - Leaders in Wild Cat Conservation
For more than twenty years, Panthera's work has spanned the full breadth of the world's 40 wild cat species — from the great cats that have commanded human reverence for millennia to the rarest and least-known, whose survival depends on science the world cannot yet see. Through rigorous research, enduring partnerships, and an unflinching commitment to landscapes where nature and humanity coexist, Panthera has become the defining force in wild cat conservation.
Chimfunshi Chimpanzee Sanctuary & Wildlife Orphanage - monthly sponsorship of Leila
In the heart of Africa, nestled in northern Zambia’s Copperbelt region, beats a heart tangled with compassion and empathy, much like the vines of the Miombo forest. It was here that David and Sheila Siddle established Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage in 1983. The sanctuary’s origins trace back to the remarkable recovery of a badly wounded chimpanzee named “Pal”, whose story resonated globally. In 1993-95, Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage officially became a trust, solidifying its commitment to sustainability. Since then, Chimfunshi has remained a sanctuary for primates and endangered wildlife, showcasing a dedication to conservation that spans across continents.
Happily Forever Esther Farm Sanctuary
Happily Ever Esther Farm Sanctuary, located in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada, was founded in 2014. Their mission is to rescue abused, neglected, and abandoned farmed animals; provide a safe, life-long home for all of their sanctuary residents; educate the public about the true nature of farmed animals; and promote the health and well-being of farmed animals everywhere.
The Lion Whisperer is the nickname of Kevin Richardson, a South African wildlife conservationist and filmmaker. He is known for his work with lions, leopards, and hyenas, raising awareness about their plight.