We definitely have some people in the community who have not respected the art, and it's a shame.

It's a shame this happens, but we don't want to have someone who's looking to support the Boys & Girls Clubs through a purchase suffer for it.

In some cases, people are not intentionally causing damage. They think they can jump up and take a picture, and they break off the tail. The sculptures aren't created for that. They're to look at.

It's really a shame. Everyone in the retail community has been begging them to come together on a format. We're not serving the customer by a format war.

You can put art experiences in different parts of the community where people who are shopping can take a break or explore an adjacent historical neighborhood unique to the city.

It is an important part of our outreach. But the difficulty in reaching out to the Hispanic community is that it is so diverse.