Animals

NAARC is a 501©3 orga­ni­za­tion: Tax ID: 58–1909303

Have you ever won­dered what kind of ani­mals you can see at Noah’s Ark? Our ani­mal pop­u­la­tion is quite extensive!

Noah’s Ark is located on 250 acres in Locust Grove, Geor­gia. We pro­vide a lov­ing home for abused, unwanted, and orphaned ani­mals. Noah’s Ark is not a zoo or humane soci­ety but a place ded­i­cated to the care and treat­ment of wildlife, domes­tic live­stock, exotic ani­mals, and birds.

The care of wildlife can be a lengthy and com­plex process depend­ing on the species and the extent of injuries. If injuries are so debil­i­tat­ing that the ani­mal can­not be released, it will stay at Noah’s Ark the remain­der of its life in as nat­ural a habi­tat as pos­si­ble. Exotic ani­mals, such as tigers, pri­mates, etc., hav­ing no “home” in North Amer­ica, receive per­ma­nent res­i­dence at Noah’s Ark. Presently, Noah’s Ark has about 1,000 per­ma­nent “residents”.

We have thou­sands of school chil­dren par­tic­i­pate in our Edu­ca­tional Pro­gram each year. We pro­vide Pet Ther­apy. We have been priv­i­leged to be part of grant­ing final wishes to the ter­mi­nally ill by giv­ing them a chance to pet a deer or see a wild bear “up close”. Count­less thou­sands of peo­ple have walked our 40 acre Nature Trails and enjoyed the Nat­ural Habi­tat ani­mals as well as native wildlife along the way. All these ser­vices, and more, are pro­vided absolutely free of charge. This is why dona­tions are so crit­i­cal to us.

Check our wish lists and future dreams for ongo­ing needs.

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