Hero of the Month — Julie Larsh
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If you see a little red Volkswagen beetle with a flower in the vase in the Noah’s Ark parking lot, it generally means Read More→
Thank you for new paved trails
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Evidence the zebra has a newly paved trail in front of his habitat, which invites Read More→
Circus Tiger Update
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Shalimar, Suki and Sheila are thriving in a more spacious environment. With their previous lives as entertainment for Read More→
Maggie Mae gets new wheels!
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Recently Maggie Mae was given a special cart designed for her unique needs. The cart was purchased for Maggie by Dr. John Merrick, a retired veterinarian in Peachtree City, Georgia. It allows her to maneuver better, giving her the freedom to eat, play with her friends, run, and do Read More→
Fitness time!
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Noah’s Ark has embraced fitness, from the top down. Founder/Director Jama Hedgecoth began a fitness
Reptiles as pets — part 1
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In some ways reptiles seem to be the perfect pets. They don’t make any noise, they don’t have to be walked daily or have a litter box cleaned, they don’t eat a lot, and some of them can Read More→
Hero of the Month
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Almost before you can say, “Linda, can you…” Linda Baker says “Yes!” This energetic lady gives almost every Read More→
Dr. Karen Thomas Honored
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Dr. Karen Thomas, known at Noah’s Ark as “Doc T,” was recently recognized as one of the 2010 11 Alive Community Service Award winners. Each year 11 Alive in Atlanta recognizes eleven community volunteers for their dedicated service to agencies, organizations and individuals in the metro Atlanta community. Noah’s Ark was invited to submit a nominee, and “Doc T!” was the immediate response. Read her nomination.
In addition, she was also recognized on April 29 as Noah’s Ark’s Volunteer of the Year at the 10th Annual Henry Volunteer Recognition Dinner. Congratulations, Doc T, you deserve these honors!
Meet Maggie Mae — the two legged goat…
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Maggie Mae was born to a momma goat who gave birth to four babies. One was still born , and apparently, the womb was over crowded and Maggie May did not get Read More→
Why Spay and Neuter? Part 4 in series by Doc T
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Won’t my dog get fat and lazy if she is spayed or he is neutered?
Most altered dogs do develop a lower metabolic rate. This is less likely to happen if Read More→
