Beth Grove began her career painting and designing for Carol Wilson Fine Arts, Inc., a company producing gift items, stationery and greeting cards. Soon Beth became their resident "kitty and puppy painter", and eventually she fell in love with the task of capturing the spirit of living creatures through art. Through her connections at this company, she became involved with Cheryl Tuller, a local conservationist. In 2005 Beth was asked by Cheryl to create a watercolor painting for their annual benefit auction. The painting was to depict one of the furry residents at the shelter. With her experience of painting domestic kittens, she landed the opportunity of painting the larger cats which she considered as an exciting new challenge and a fun. Every year since then, she has contributed a new item to the fundraiser auction for the upkeep of this wildlife sanctuary. Today, Beth lives in Portland, Oregon with her domestic cat, Keekers. 25 percent of the profits from her work go to support WildCat Haven. She has exhibited widely and is a member of many professional organizations and bodies. She produces her art mainly as framed Beth Grove art; though there are other finishing options that clients can choose from. The frames also come in different colors for the same reason. Her art is mainly loved by those who love what nature provides, especially those who love animals. She’s very keen and versatile in her work always ensuring that her clients get the best. For that reason she’s much sought after and always has some work at hand.