NOLA Bark Market

06/24/2024

05/06/2024

BOLO! Please crosspost. Our rescue, Scrim, got loose from his home visit. He took off straight into Storyland at City Park. He was last seen this morning around 3am near Bernadette and Cleveland. PLEASE call or text FiveOhFour.231.7865 with any sightings. DO NOT CHASE OR TRY TO CATCH. HE WILL ONLY RUN FROM YOU. We will come out and get him. Thank you so much. Michelle

04/24/2024

THIS IS CHARLIE. CHARLIE IS THE BEST BAR DOG IN THE WORLD.

Charlie is NOT up for adoption! But on MAY 10th, we will have dogs from Trampled Rose Rescue that need good homes!

On Friday, May 10th, from 5-8pm join us for “yappy hour!”

We will be giving away free drinks to those who bring in donations for

ITEMS OF NEED:
- Wire Kennels Med, L, and XL
- Pill Pockets
- Leashes
- Collars
- Toys and Chews
*** Clean and gently used items are okay!
*** Head over to in the Bywater and tell them what you’re buying it for and get 25% off!

We will also be raffling off gift baskets packed with pet supplies from local businesses. If you want your small businesses products featured in our gift baskets let us know! DM us!


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NOLA Bark Market

Trampled Rose Rescue & Rehab

03/04/2024

Going for a walk for the first time in a while is exciting. It’s so exciting that your dog is going to want to investigate everything. This is going to lead to lots of pulling and lots of bouncing from one direction to the other. All of this can be very hard to physically handle for people and the...

02/22/2024

12/17/2023

I own a small store in New Orleans and was recently approached a few times by an older man from the neighborhood looking for work.  He explained he and his wife, both disabled, had been the victims of a fraud a few months ago.  His account had been hacked and his identity stolen.  The disability ...

12/11/2023

12/11/2023

12/11/2023

Gloria Church sat hunched over a small white basin, gently rubbing a small shard of stone with a toothbrush.

12/11/2023

Jon Batiste walked in to applause from the adults present, but had to compete for the kids' attention, some of whom had wrangled a parent’s phone to play games.

Then Batiste's fingers hit the keys.

Ava Rollins, a quiet 4-year-old with leukemia whose round eyes peeked over a tiny mask, quickly bounded off her chair and stood by Batiste while he played "When the Saints Go Marching In."

Batiste handed her, Emmett and Noah melodicas, an instrument “like a harmonica and keyboard put together,” he explained. The phone games were abandoned. Noah balanced his melodica on his IV pole. Together, the instruments produce a sound like a less-piercing bagpipe. Batiste belted out a whooping “Yeah!” when they got the hang of it.

“We have a band now,” Batiste said.

It was a moment of child-like normalcy for the young patients, as they banged on instruments to simply delight in the noise they made, even if it was with one of New Orleans’ most famous musical talents. Some of them have been in the hospital for months. Many of their lives, like Emmett's, hinge on a stem cell transplant.

Read more: https://www.nola.com/news/healthcare_hospitals/jon-batiste-lifts-spirits-with-instruments-hope-at-childrens-hospital-ahead-of-netflix-documentary-premiere/article_0e58ffec-954f-11ee-b85d-338853868de9.html -source=featured-2

12/11/2023

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12/11/2023

THIS WEEKEND! MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND!!

11/29/2023