Animal Adoptions

This is BanjoAnimal Care and Protective Services (ACPS) has many adoptable dogs and cats looking for happy homes. All animals adopted from ACPS have been screened for heartworms, spayed/neutered, microchipped and given an initial checkup and shots including the rabies vaccine. Each week, ACPS, with the help of Friends of Jacksonville Animals, posts videos of shelter pets waiting for permanent homes.  View pet adoption video stars  or search adoptable pets.

JaxParks Has a Lot to Offer

JaxParks has published its fall and winter guide and, as always, there's a lot to do in the city's parks and recreation facilities.  Plan now for fun in the coming months.  Click here for the JaxParks Fall & Winter Guide.

Programs and Activities for Senior Citizens

The Senior Services division of the Special Services department provides a wide variety of services to older adults at 19 community and senior activity centers. Others services include: transportation, respite care, homemaking assistance, volunteer opportunities and special events to thousands of seniors each year.

Click here for more information.

Mayor's Mentors

Mayor's MentorsJacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown announced the launch of Mayor’s Mentors, a public-private partnership to train and place 500 new school-based mentors with Duval County Public School students by April 1, at no cost to taxpayers. The Mayor’s goal is to recruit, train and match mentors with Duval County Public School students to increase on-time, next grade promotion and graduation rates.


For more information on becoming a Mayor’s Mentor, the public may call United Way’s 2-1-1 or visit www.coj.net/mayorsmentors.
 

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The baby giraffe was born on January 11 at 12:45 p.m. to its mother, Naomi, and father, Duke. The rights to naming the baby will we auctioned off at this year's ExZOOberation on April 28.
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