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Noah’s Ark’s own BLT: Watch the National Geo­graphic seg­ment  on our photo/video page

Baloo recently got caught snooz­ing, sprawled out on the Club­house porch. What you can’t see in this photo are Shere Khan and Leo tak­ing their own naps on the other side of the porch!  Spring vis­i­tors are com­ing by the droves (hur­ray!) and are enjoy­ing catch­ing a glimpse of these “brothers.”

A GREAT BIG NOAH’S ARK THANK YOU — Geor­gia Gwin­nett Col­lege made Noah’s Ark their semes­ter project and cre­ated tons of mar­ket­ing deliv­er­ables for us — signs, ban­ners, logo, vol­un­teer pack­ages, and so much more. What a bless­ing from God!! Thank you, GGC, for giv­ing of your won­der­ful tal­ents. More pics to fol­low next week!

It’s time for Noah’s Ark Adven­ture Safari overnight Camps!  The camps are sched­uled for June 1–2 and June 15–16.

Just a brief update – Caleb has been very sick, but Jama is in Haiti with him and Joshua now. She is await­ing travel clear­ance to bring the boys home.

Caleb and Joshua are among thou­sands of orphaned chil­dren in the coun­try of Haiti — a coun­try that is still strug­gling to find relief fol­low­ing the earth­quake in Jan­u­ary, 2010. For­tu­nately for Caleb (who was found in a crude toi­let) and Joshua, peo­ple like Bro. Manius Vixa­mar, min­is­ter, are find­ing ways to help pro­vide for some of these chil­dren. Bro. Vixa­mar is the preacher/evangelist for Eglise du Christ de Church of Christ (Petion-ville, Haiti — http://www.egliseduchristdepv.org) which sup­ports 17 con­gre­ga­tions. In addi­tion, he over­sees 17 church schools and mul­ti­ple orphan­ages.   In early 2011, Prov­i­dence inter­vened and intro­duced Bro. Vixa­mar to Noah’s Ark…and thus began a story of hope (click here for more of the children’s story — and to see how you can help)

While Baloo, Shere Khan and Leo are snooz­ing on one end of the habi­tat area, Doc and Lit­tle Anne are PLAYING on the other side!  Doc has quickly out­grown the lit­tle bear cub, but she doesn’t let his size intim­i­date her. As far as Lit­tle Anne is con­cerned, she is still The Boss!

If you would like to make a dona­tion to help Lit­tle Anne and Doc have their own habi­tat,  it would be greatly appre­ci­ated! For more infor­ma­tion about costs for fund­ing their habi­tat, please email noah@noahs-ark.org. Thank you!

Come out and meet Kramer ® and Alvin, two new addi­tions to the Noah’s Ark fam­ily. These two hand­some fel­lows are Hamadryas baboons and are from the Old World mon­key fam­ily. They are native to the Horn of Africa and the south­west­ern tip of the Ara­bian Penin­sula. They often appear in ancient Egypt­ian art and were con­sid­ered sacred. Kramer and Alvin may not be sacred in this soci­ety, but they sure seem to be enjoy­ing their new for­ever home at Noah’s Ark!

Many peo­ple don’t real­ize that it takes over $20,000 PER MONTH (cash and in-kind dona­tions) to feed the ani­mals at Noah’s Ark. That’s why we can use your help! Some ani­mals eat hay and sweet feed; some meat and feline diet; oth­ers like fresh fruits and vegetables…and even peanut but­ter. Please make a tax deductible dona­tion today. (Noah’s Ark is a non-profit orga­ni­za­tion and relies solely on dona­tions.   Thank you for your sup­port!)   See Feed List

Give a gift that lasts for­ever  (they make a great Christ­mas gift)!

Noah’s Ark “Bricks of Love” Cam­paign — Pur­chase your “Brick of Love” to sup­port Noah’s Ark.      See our “Bricks of Love” loca­tor map.

Have you checked out our PHOTO GALLERY lately?

We post new pho­tos reg­u­larly, so check back often!  We’ve got lions and tigers and bears — oh my! We also have chil­dren and horses and lla­mas and pea­cocks and goats and a leop­ard and lemurs and mon­keys and…well, you get the pic­ture!

Web­site updated 05/16/12

Noah’s Ark   712 LG Grif­fin Road, Locust Grove, GA  30248    770–957-0888
FAX  770–957-1181     theroar@noahs-ark.org

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