New Nennee Medical Update

Nennee had her pre-surgery blood work!

Our lovely vet, Dr. John, after carefully consulting with Dr. Andras M. Komaromy from the Department of Clinical Studies at University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine, will be performing the surgery on Nennee for Joa’s Arc. With an “all clear” from the results of her blood work, Nennee has been scheduled to have her eye surgery and spay performed on April 13th.

Please go here if you would like to contribute to her surgery ... or feel free to donate by sending funds to our P.O. Box (it's tax deductible!).


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3 Cheers For Good People!!

There were two events last weekend that were a big hit for Joa’s Arc!

First, the “Easter Bunny, Elwood & Joa’s Arc” event on 3/20/10 was an undeniable success thanks to so many people (and animals)! Winslow Animal Hospital sent Joa’s Arc a check of the funds raised which came to $505.00!!

Not only was Elwood the “ugly” dog there to raise money for Joa’s Arc, but Nennee was able to make a special appearance (and get her photo taken with the Easter Bunny and her pal Licorice the rat). Nennee was a total angel who thoroughly enjoyed all the attention she was getting … especially the Chick Fil A chicken nuggets, yum! She was even nice enough to share some with Elwood.

Quickly following in that fun-filled success, Sunday was very nice at Bill’s Wonderland of Pets too. A total of $140.00 were raised for Joa’s Arc that day!

Also, we can’t leave out that our wonderful friends and the organization we work as an auxiliary group of, Save The Animals Foundation (STAF), recently had their own fundraiser – their annual bucket auction which is always a great success and fun time. STAF held their 8th Annual Bucket Auction on March 18, 2010. Congratulations on yet another great year and fundraiser, STAF! Tweet This

Elwood Raising Money For Joa's Arc!

On Saturday, March 20th there will be a "Spring Open House: at Winslow Animal Hospital from noon - 3:00 at 640 Sicklerville Road, Sicklerville, NJ.

What does this have to do with Joa’s Arc? Well, our good friend Elwood and the Easter Bunny will be welcoming Spring at this fun event!


Come join in the fun, have your pet's photo taken with the Easter Bunny and Elwood will also be available for photos for a $10 donation to benefit Joa’s Arc! The whole event will begin at 11:00 and Elwood will be arriving at noon. They'll be balloons and treats for the kids, pet costume prizes, and a pet Easter Treat Hunt. Great fun family day, so please come on out!

If you're really lucky, you might time things perfectly and get to see Elwood and Nennee, who Elwood and his mom Karen have personally requested to see. What can we say? Our girl's a hit! Though there's no guarantee Nennee will be able to make it (she's got a busy weekend already), we're all hoping everything works out for her to see her buddy Elwood - they met at another Joa’s Arc fundraising event, as you can see in this photo, at Bill's Wonderland of Pets.

We hope you enjoyed the gorgeous weather we had in NJ today ... and hope to see you this weekend too :) Tweet This

Upcoming Fundraiser

Joa’s Arc has another upcoming event at Bill's Wonderland of Pets where we'll be selling jewelry and other goodies in order to raise funds for our mission of helping special needs animals. We will be there from 11 AM until 3 PM on Sunday, March 21st, and would love a visit from you!

Although she is not there in connection with or there in support of Joa’s Arc that day, we'd like to inform you that also that Sunday will be animal communicator, Elizabeth Severino. She will be conducting individual sessions which are 10 minutes each at a rate of $30 for one animal, an additional $5 for another animal in the same session. You can make an appointment to see her that day by registering on line. Tweet This

To ensure your donation goes to Valentine & special animals like her, DONATE DIRECTLY TO JOA'S ARC Tweet This

To clear up any confusion quickly, Valentine is NOT an owned cat and still recovering in foster care. Tweet This