A Reminder From Ike & Adam


is Tomorrow

Please Help Us Reach Our

Goal Of $40,000


With your help tomorrow, we can continue making many happy tomorrows. Please, help us make our goal and donate to our Give To The Max campaign.
The Zoomies

Raven's Story
shared by her mom Ginny
I adopted Raven in January 2020. She came to the Ark as a pregnant stray. Raven gave birth to 4 adorable kittens. After weaning her kittens, she waited for a family of her own. I had another rescue cat at home for a few years before deciding she needed a furry friend. I had heard that black cats were the hardest to adopt. My first cat was a black cat, so I started the journey to find a match. Raven had been waiting months, and she immediately stole my heart. She was friendly and jumped onto me amidst all the other felines.
She has taught me the meaning of getting the "zoomies." Many nights she gets up and runs full speed throughout the house like someone is chasing her. She will do this out of nowhere for a couple of minutes. My daughter told me - oh, she has the zoomies! Add a toy to it, and she makes it even more fun. She has been a delight. I encourage adopting a rescue all the time. Each has a personality that you need to let open up.
Belly Rubs
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Honey Bee joined Animal Ark through a partner rescue in South Dakota. Her first two years of life were challenging, but despite an old leg injury and years of being homeless, volunteers find she gives love quickly. She loves playing with stuffies and tug-o-war, but most of all, she loves belly rubs. Honey Bee may walk with a limp, but she still enjoys going on leisurely walks.
She is waiting at the Ark for her forever home, and until that day comes, we will take great care of her and wrap her in love.
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The pandemic's aftermath has led to many evictions, homelessness, and financial instability. Unfortunately, this has caused an increase in abandoned pets. Animal Ark is experiencing a steady flow of good samaritans rushing in with animals in critical conditions. These new arrivals are often orphaned neonatal kittens, puppies, or seniors with injuries or illnesses, putting a more significant strain on our medical staff, leading to increased need & expense to outsource financial resources for veterinarian care. Your donations allow us to continue to provide medical care to our animals in urgent need!
Thank You!