Ruffwear Artist Series Quencher Bowl

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The Quencher™ Bowl is the original packable travel dog bowl. Designed to provide dogs with food and water on the go, this collapsible fabric bowl easily fits in a pocket or backpack.

The Artist Series uses gear as a canvas for art that celebrates dogs and humans exploring wild spaces together. Built to inspire a passion for these places and contribute to their conservation, the Artist Series contributes a portion of proceeds to a non-profit of the artist's choosing.

Materials:
* Shell: 600 denier polyester
* Lining: 210 denier nylon taffeta with waterproof finish rated at 4,000 mm
* Rim: 100% nylon webbing

Specs:
* Opening: 5.5 in / 14 cm
* Capacity: 1.1 qt / 1 L

Features:
* Packable, lightweight food and water bowl
* Durable, water-resistant shell fabric
* Lightweight, waterproof lining
* Reflective trim for visibility in low-light conditions

Care Instructions:
* Machine washable
* Cold water, gentle cycle
* Mild detergent
* Air dry

Artist and their Cause:

Alvord Desert by Shelia Dunn:
* Sheila Dunn was born and raised in the foothills of northern Colorado and currently lives in Bend, Oregon. Best known for her large, vibrant paintings, her work explores the fluid relationship between figure and environment: how each informs and affects the other, and how we both form and are formed by what we see and experience. Sheila chose to support The Conservation Alliance, a group of outdoor businesses that works together to protect wild places and restore public lands throughout North America, where wildlife thrives and where we recreate.

Mount Bailey by Adam Haynes:
* Adam Haynes’ pursuit of creativity began young in Camp Sherman, Oregon, where a lack of television and a bounty of books inspired hours of drawing landscapes and scenes from his imagination. He grew up immersed in the outdoors among colossal trees, lazy rivers, and snow-covered mountains. Adam chose to support Protect Our Winters (POW). POW turns passionate outdoor people into effective climate advocates for systematic political solutions to climate change as winters grow shorter, snow level elevations rise, and snowpack dwindles across the globe.

Sparks Lake by Christina McKeown:
* Christina McKeown is from Bend, Oregon and loves to spend her time on the rivers and in the mountains with family and her dogs. When it comes to art, her specialty is watercolor and ink – the tools are easy to pack on her adventures, and of course, she likes to play with water. Christina chose to support American Whitewater – the primary advocate for the preservation and protection of whitewater rivers throughout the United States, connecting the interests of human-powered recreational river users with ecological and science-based data