The properties Noah’s Ark Society Center rented have been sold –we thought we had till the end of the year, until COVID-19 hit. Our group decided to be socially responsible and NOT have our centers open to the public. We understand this is just another of the 100s of hardships happening in Nashville because of this virus, and we completely respect the fact that we are not alone in this journey.

That said, Noah’s Ark Society Retail and Rescue Centers have been our number one fundraiser. The huge successes we have had are countless, financially and in fulfilling our mission. Examples from 2020 include: in six weeks we had 26 cats adopted, volunteers and patrons had a fun place to come and hang with animals, and we helped pet parents learn about better ways to feed their animals. Along with our Centers being a place to market our adoptable animals and interact with the community, the products sold supported our programs. Our Centers offered a self-serve dog wash in one and a cattery in the other. We found the interaction between prospective adopters and the cats at our cattery to be an invaluable part of the process.

We closed our doors MONTHS earlier than we expected. Many puppy dogs, kitty cats, and horses still need to be fed, vet appointments still need to happen, and animals still need to be saved. Our work doesn’t stop with this pandemic.

But we will not let the stress of Covid-19 get us down. Noah’s Ark Society has the manpower, drive, grit, and endless compassion to carry on in saving the most vulnerable animals in our community. Our vision of land for a multi-species sanctuary is still as vivid as the day we first dreamt it, and we are still connecting with partners in the community to fulfill our mission. Until we can get back to “business as usual,” we are only accepting owner-surrenders that are fully-vetted, and we will continue to adopt out those animals at no cost to families. After our community has recovered, we look forward to our search for a brand new Noah’s Ark Society Retail and Rescue Center.

Penny had a GREAT time exploring Wagfest in Columbus, OH while gaining some exposure for adoption. There were thousands of dogs and people there and she got along with everyone she met!! If you are interested in adopting Penny, go to http://noahsarksociety.org/ad…/dogs/dog-adoption-application and fill out our short questionnaire!

Meet Noah’s Ark Society’s newest member, Lyla. She is about 4 or 5 weeks old and her foster parents just picked her up from Cheatham County Animal Control She is going to need surgery to fix her girly parts. Turns out she doesn’t really have a space between her front parts and her back parts. The good news is the doggy docs can make her all better. We just need your help to make this little sweetie as good as new! Donations will pay for the medical bills and needed supplies for Lyla and other Noah’s Ark Society animals! Please give if you can – all these sweet faces will appreciate it greatly!! 🐾❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️

Sophia Rose is hanging out at Happy retales again today!!! Stop by and see her!! See how cute she is in person!!

Sophia Rose is hanging out at Happy retales again today!!! Stop by and see her!! See how cute she is in person!!

Close Timeline Photos Tag Photo Options Send in Messenger LikeShow more reactionsCommentShare

Meet Elizabeth Taylor!

She’s a female Poodle mix that is 6 yrs old and weighs 12 lbs.
Just welcomed her to Noah’s Ark Society and she is available for adoption NOW! Make her a part of YOUR family! She will be the sweetest companion. A loveable little fur baby who will warm your heart!

SAVE THE DATE!!!
Our next Kendra Scott event is coming!
May 7th 2-4. Sunday BEFORE mothers Day! What a great opportunity to purchase something for your wife/mom/grandmother or the lady in your house!