About the ARK Project


About the ARK Project, Inc. The ARK Project is a rescue organization which was founded in July of 1998 as a way to combat the appalling number of companion animals put to death each year in the Bluegrass region of Kentucky. The ARK Project's unique approach to solving the animal overpopulation problem in this area is based on the premise that "Training Saves Lives" Since its inception, the organization has been gathering the resources and the support necessary to position itself as a leader in the animal rescue, rehabilitation, and relocation industry. ARK has two main purposes: to provide temporary housing to displaced animals while providing them with intensive rehabilitation in the form of social skills training as well as physical rehabilitation, and to provide educational classes to the public in an ongoing effort to stop animal neglect,abuse and the euthanasia cycle.
Euthanasia cycle is a phrase used to describe the events which can result from an uneducated purchase of a dog. In this cycle, a person obtains a dog on impulse or without researching the breed to see if the dog's traits will match his or her expectations of a pet. The pet, which is mismatched with the owner, ends up frequently developing behavioral problems such as digging, nuisance barking, escaping from fencing, or just being too hyper for the owner to handle. The owner the turns the dog into a shelter where it will more than likely be euthanized due to the developed behavior. The pet owner then adopts another dog, thus beginning the cycle again. To break this cycle, The ARK Project is focused on the training of dogs and the education of pet owners. ARK's goals are to assist people in making more informed decisions when they choose a companion animal and to support their efforts to keep the animal throughout its natural life cycle. In achieving these goals, ARK will be able to: * greatly reduce the demand for new puppy sales, thereby reducing the demand for dogs from backyard breeders and puppy mills; * greatly reduce the number of companion animals euthanized in the country's shelter systems each year, saving animals' lives and taxpayers' money; and, * enhance the relationship between an owner and pet so that they can enjoy a lifetime of love and friendship with each other.









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