Ron Burns
Ron's original works spotlighted in The Museum of the Dog's exhibit to honor hero dogs from 9/11 in NYC .

A bomb-detection dog finds his way home.
With the painting of Sirius I became aware of the many roles dogs play in our lives. His life touched my heart and forever changed my art. He is now at home in the 911 Memorial and Museum in NYC.

Do something you will never regret!
There is only one thing in your life that will ever touch your heart the same as a Burns painting of your furry companion - your furry companion.


And so did Ron’s subjects.
Meet the hero dogs from 9/11 who aided in rescue efforts and the therapy dogs that provided comfort to victims’ families, first responders, and recovery workers.

Dean Koontz - Best-Selling Author
Ron began painting dogs using his beloved Rufus as a model. He started with the eyes, and the rest is history.