Artistic Masterpieces, Second Chances for Every Equine
& Life-changing Adaptive Riding Programs
Fine Artist Kenneth Michael Peloke's exquisite horse paintings are more than photorealistic representations. Each work of art depicts visual stories of trust, respect, and shared moments between human and animal. Liberty Sanctuary rescues, trains and find homes for wild horses and burros, while its founder is on a mission to end horse and burro slaughter in the USA. The Right Step, Inc., an adaptive riding and horsemanship nonprofit, is taking a step forward for its mission, horses, and the communities it serves at a brand new leased facility.
MONOCHROMATIC MASTERPIECES BY FINE ARTIST KENNETH PELOKE
Kenneth Peloke's monochromatic horse paintings reveal the subtle play of light on a horse’s mane or the tension in its muscles. The absence of color invites the audience to engage with the raw emotion and strength that Peloke sees. His technique gives his work a timeless quality, bridging traditional animal portraiture with modern artistic sensibilities.
DEBRA WEST'S MISSION TO RESCUE MUSTANGS & END EQUINE SLAUGHTER
Founder of Liberty Sanctuary, a Utah-based equine nonprofit, Debra West actively collaborates with other organizations by partnering on therapeutic programs, co-hosting educational and cultural events, and spearheading national advocacy campaigns, such as The Lost Horses, to motivate Congress to permanently abolish horse and burro slaughter in the USA.
A TRANSITIONAL STEP FORWARD IN THE RIGHT STEP'S MISSION
The Rights Step, Inc. is an adaptive riding and horsemanship nonprofit serving children and adults with physical, cognitive, emotional, and developmental disabilities in Sedalia, Colorado. A recent move into a newly built facility represents a step forward to expand programs, improve accessibility, and serve more clients from its 280+ person waitlist.




