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Debi needs us!
 We were asked to help on a mare struggling with serious health issues (hernia, half blind), whose fate would end in euthanasia or at the butcher’s.
Dia, something wrong again
ur everyday readers could often meet the name of Dia on this page. Not only because she is one of our oldest inhabitant as she is since 2004 with us, but we also had to report about her desease many times. And now I had to pick up my pen again, because somethings wrong again. In the meantiem Dia is fine, cheerful and kind as always. The dark side of the situation remains for us.
Linda- new beginning, a new habitant arrives to the Noah's Ark Animal Shelter
 We hope the Shelter will have a new habitant soon, Linda, a 13 year old collared baboon, who is living at a family currently. The family is seeking for the appropriate solution for the monkey since years. After all Wild parks and Zoos they have contacted refused them they have got in touch with us by coincidence.
Füsti: the night after CT – footnote from Meggyes:)
All right, basically, I like Füsti very much. Moreover, he is in my Top Three list at the moment. But, it was not that way last night. I had bad thoughts about him. I arrived home at 11:30pm ...
Little Johnny, do you hear?
 We’ve received a local report today about three orphaned ground-squirrels at the Ferihegy Airport. Their mother has been seen nowhere and those poor three teeny tiny gophers were there under in the sunshine. As the information about the whereabouts of the babies was quite precise - they were on a meadow right next to a taxi stand - I got in a car and left. Saving ground-squirrels… do you get it?
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Enel-or the size of the nation
 We don’t get surprised when we hear about animals that are beated, kicked by children, left on the street, mutilated or shot down. Gahndi said that the size of the nation and the moral development is mirrored by the way we think of animals. Well.. I think I don’t have to comment this. Unfortunately we hear minimum one case per week of a tortured pet. Pets are beated, starved, hooked up, knifed or shot down. So you have to decide the size of our nation! Here is a new case that was told by one of our volunteers.
Riksa, the director of the farmyard
If the visitors of Noe are looking around the farmyard, they could easily notice the enthusiastic German shepherd, Riksa.
Maybe you can’t see her for the first time, but you can definitely hear her, because he is the director of the farmyard with his mate and friend, Füstös. This means that she is herding pigs to the left… and in the following moment goats to the right.
And when we finally notice the director, we can realize that something’s wrong with poor Riksa, namely that she is pulling her legs behind herself.
How can I be a volunteer, how can I help the residents of Noé?
 We receive more and more questions regarding our volunteer program,so I decided to make a short , but easy to understand article including all the necesarry information.
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