L’Arche de Ringo is an animal refuge in the Val d’Azun, in the heart of the Hautes-Pyrénées in France. It rescues and protects farm animals and small companion animals in danger, offering them care, affection and the chance of a better future. The refuge’s work is guided by three missions: saving and protecting animals, raising awareness, and finding suitable new homes for those ready to be rehomed.

Visitors can learn about the refuge’s rescued residents, including a farm pig, a disabled goat supported by an orthosis, a duck and chinchillas. The organisation shares news about its animals, rescue efforts and events, and invites the public to get involved. Supporters can sponsor an animal, join the association, make a donation, volunteer or become a partner. Current campaigns also welcome practical contributions such as straw, hay, pellets and vegetables. Through sponsorship and community support, L’Arche de Ringo aims to provide its rescued animals with the care and security they need while promoting greater understanding of their welfare.