[2] Many of the center's animals were rescued from unlicensed owners, donated by circuses and zoos, or surrendered by individuals who were either unable to provide the proper care or did not want them.

[3] In 1990, Noah's Ark moved to a 122-acre property in Locust Grove, Georgia in part through the financial help of an anonymous benefactor.

Noah's Ark is also home to a more unique bunch of animals such as Zuri the white tiger, Zipper the zonkey, Skunk the beefalo, and Grace the wolfdog hybrid.

While visiting Noah's Ark, the experience is typically self-guided so visitors can explore at their own pace, but guided tours are available as well.

[6] The three cubs were brought to Noah's Ark by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources with many health problems.

[7]: 34  Upon his arrival to Noah's ark, Baloo had to undergo surgery to remove the harness that he had long outgrown.

He was kept in a cage too small to accommodate his growing frame and as a result, he sustained an abrasion to the nose,[7]: 20  leaving behind a slight scar in his later years.