To rescue, rehabilitate and rehome abused, abandoned and neglected pets.

To rescue, rehabilitate and rehome abused, abandoned and neglected pets.
A project of Friends of Animal Adoptions, Inc.

Animal Ark is Minnesota's largest no kill animal welfare organization. They work all over the state to spay, neuter and rescue pets in need.

Animal Ark is a small organization with a huge heart and mission. The tiny staff take on huge projects all over the State of Minnesota to help animals, and to raise awareness of important animal issues.

Our efforts include large-scale disaster response, high-volume spay/neuter efforts, animal rescue, education and outreach, behavior training and rehabilitation and more. At Animal Ark, no animal is ever "put to sleep" unless it is terminally ill and suffering, or, in very rare cases, considered to be dangerous to humans and beyond rehabilitation.

Animal Ark has the goal of ending the killing of healthy dogs and cats in animal shelters throughout Minnesota, and is implementing a strategic plan to accomplish that goal. Your donations can help save the lives of animals, while creating a brighter future for all Minnesota animals.

Animal Ark operates a state-of-the art shelter, where animals are cared for in a beautiful, warm, home-like environment.

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Donors' Wall

Jamie Golden In honor of my Grandparents who loved to take in stray animals. Love Buddy,Scraps,Mittens,Meow Meow, Tigger Pooh,Angel and Miya
Deborah A Lane Nathan, 13 years old, has designated that a portion of his 'giving money' be given to Animal Ark.
Dr Scholder This one is in celebration of Libby (formally known as "Farah"), my friend Mary's cat companion who was adopted through Animal Ark. She's a GREAT cat -- and I'm thrilled she found such a good home.
Karen Brown If you love felines and canines, this is a GREAT place to support!
Cari Lombardi Wonderful organization doing important, forward-thinking work. Thanks for all you do!

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	$35 Can vaccinate & microchip one animal
	$75 Can spay or neuter one homeless pet
	$100 Pay for x-rays for a trauma patient
	$150 Can pay the full cost of rescuing an animal
	$250 Can provide care for a litter of orphaned kittens
	$500 Can fully care for one special-needs animal
	$1,000 Can provide full emergency vet care for emergency patient
	$1,500 Can spay/neuter an entire colony of cats
	$2,500 Can fund a 2-day spay/neuter clinic on Minnesota native reservations
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