The staff and volunteers are wonderful here! The animals are obviously loved and kept well. Check them out if you are looking for a pet!

This group has no rating as far as I'm concerned, but I must rate it in order to post my comment. My father passed away 3.5 weeks ago and I have been trying to find his dog a home ever since. He's an older Rottweiler very sweet, but has high separation anxiety. As my father was retired, the dog is used to being with someone all day. I work full time and I am not able to give this dog what he needs. I have 2 other dogs, a full time job, a 5 year old and I rent a 2 bedroom home. I have been reaching out to every one that I know to find him a suitable home. When I found The Noah Project online as a "no kill" shelter, they barely took the time to get to know this dog. I was asked 3 questions & I was not allowed to elaborate on why, or on his personality, or his behaviors, his attitude, nothing. They immediately said no they would not take him. This disgusts me. All this dog needs is a retired man/couple to live out the rest of his life (perhaps 3 more years give or take) and be comfortable in a home where someone is there to be social with. He is not the best suit for a home with little kids as he is used to being with one man in a home environment. I am at my wits end and this group did not sympathize, empathize or show any concern whatsoever for my situation. This dog loves people. He loves being loved, playing ball, getting pet, getting treats, sitting with you, riding with you.. they did not care one iota nor did they even ask about any of that. I've had better customer service from the gas station. I've met more caring people at the grocery store. This to me was sad. I hope that there are groups out there that take note and do NOT treat people nor animals in this manner. You cannot find out that a dog is a Rottweiler then immediately close your doors. Being in the business of caring for animals you should know this. There are also as I would imagine, many older men who live alone that may benefit from having a good canine friend to care for & care with. I'm heartbroken and I don't think dogs that are of the age of 8 years old are necessarily bound for dismissal. This was shocking to me. My search will continue.

There is such a huge need for no kill shelters and unfortunately this shelter is small...Hopefully Noah Project will be able to add on and continue their wonderful mission!

This group has no rating as far as I'm concerned, but I must rate it in order to post my comment. My father passed away 3.5 weeks ago and I have been trying to find his dog a home ever since. He's an older Rottweiler very sweet, but has high separation anxiety. As my father was retired, the dog is used to being with someone all day. I work full time and I am not able to give this dog what he needs. I have 2 other dogs, a full time job, a 5 year old and I rent a 2 bedroom home. I have been reaching out to every one that I know to find him a suitable home. When I found The Noah Project online as a "no kill" shelter, they barely took the time to get to know this dog. I was asked 3 questions & I was not allowed to elaborate on why, or on his personality, or his behaviors, his attitude, nothing. They immediately said no they would not take him. This disgusts me. All this dog needs is a retired man/couple to live out the rest of his life (perhaps 3 more years give or take) and be comfortable in a home where someone is there to be social with. He is not the best suit for a home with little kids as he is used to being with one man in a home environment. I am at my wits end and this group did not sympathize, empathize or show any concern whatsoever for my situation. This dog loves people. He loves being loved, playing ball, getting pet, getting treats, sitting with you, riding with you.. they did not care one iota nor did they even ask about any of that. I've had better customer service from the gas station. I've met more caring people at the grocery store. This to me was sad. I hope that there are groups out there that take note and do NOT treat people nor animals in this manner. You cannot find out that a dog is a Rottweiler then immediately close your doors. Being in the business of caring for animals you should know this. There are also as I would imagine, many older men who live alone that may benefit from having a good canine friend to care for & care with. I'm heartbroken and I don't think dogs that are of the age of 8 years old are necessarily bound for dismissal. This was shocking to me. My search will continue.

All animals are spayed/ neutered before being adopted here.

This group has no rating as far as I'm concerned, but I must rate it in order to post my comment. My father passed away 3.5 weeks ago and I have been trying to find his dog a home ever since. He's an older Rottweiler very sweet, but has high separation anxiety. As my father was retired, the dog is used to being with someone all day. I work full time and I am not able to give this dog what he needs. I have 2 other dogs, a full time job, a 5 year old and I rent a 2 bedroom home. I have been reaching out to every one that I know to find him a suitable home. When I found The Noah Project online as a "no kill" shelter, they barely took the time to get to know this dog. I was asked 3 questions & I was not allowed to elaborate on why, or on his personality, or his behaviors, his attitude, nothing. They immediately said no they would not take him. This disgusts me. All this dog needs is a retired man/couple to live out the rest of his life (perhaps 3 more years give or take) and be comfortable in a home where someone is there to be social with. He is not the best suit for a home with little kids as he is used to being with one man in a home environment. I am at my wits end and this group did not sympathize, empathize or show any concern whatsoever for my situation. This dog loves people. He loves being loved, playing ball, getting pet, getting treats, sitting with you, riding with you.. they did not care one iota nor did they even ask about any of that. I've had better customer service from the gas station. I've met more caring people at the grocery store. This to me was sad. I hope that there are groups out there that take note and do NOT treat people nor animals in this manner. You cannot find out that a dog is a Rottweiler then immediately close your doors. Being in the business of caring for animals you should know this. There are also as I would imagine, many older men who live alone that may benefit from having a good canine friend to care for & care with. I'm heartbroken and I don't think dogs that are of the age of 8 years old are necessarily bound for dismissal. This was shocking to me. My search will continue.

This group has no rating as far as I'm concerned, but I must rate it in order to post my comment. My father passed away 3.5 weeks ago and I have been trying to find his dog a home ever since. He's an older Rottweiler very sweet, but has high separation anxiety. As my father was retired, the dog is used to being with someone all day. I work full time and I am not able to give this dog what he needs. I have 2 other dogs, a full time job, a 5 year old and I rent a 2 bedroom home. I have been reaching out to every one that I know to find him a suitable home. When I found The Noah Project online as a "no kill" shelter, they barely took the time to get to know this dog. I was asked 3 questions & I was not allowed to elaborate on why, or on his personality, or his behaviors, his attitude, nothing. They immediately said no they would not take him. This disgusts me. All this dog needs is a retired man/couple to live out the rest of his life (perhaps 3 more years give or take) and be comfortable in a home where someone is there to be social with. He is not the best suit for a home with little kids as he is used to being with one man in a home environment. I am at my wits end and this group did not sympathize, empathize or show any concern whatsoever for my situation. This dog loves people. He loves being loved, playing ball, getting pet, getting treats, sitting with you, riding with you.. they did not care one iota nor did they even ask about any of that. I've had better customer service from the gas station. I've met more caring people at the grocery store. This to me was sad. I hope that there are groups out there that take note and do NOT treat people nor animals in this manner. You cannot find out that a dog is a Rottweiler then immediately close your doors. Being in the business of caring for animals you should know this. There are also as I would imagine, many older men who live alone that may benefit from having a good canine friend to care for & care with. I'm heartbroken and I don't think dogs that are of the age of 8 years old are necessarily bound for dismissal. This was shocking to me. My search will continue.

This group has no rating as far as I'm concerned, but I must rate it in order to post my comment. My father passed away 3.5 weeks ago and I have been trying to find his dog a home ever since. He's an older Rottweiler very sweet, but has high separation anxiety. As my father was retired, the dog is used to being with someone all day. I work full time and I am not able to give this dog what he needs. I have 2 other dogs, a full time job, a 5 year old and I rent a 2 bedroom home. I have been reaching out to every one that I know to find him a suitable home. When I found The Noah Project online as a "no kill" shelter, they barely took the time to get to know this dog. I was asked 3 questions & I was not allowed to elaborate on why, or on his personality, or his behaviors, his attitude, nothing. They immediately said no they would not take him. This disgusts me. All this dog needs is a retired man/couple to live out the rest of his life (perhaps 3 more years give or take) and be comfortable in a home where someone is there to be social with. He is not the best suit for a home with little kids as he is used to being with one man in a home environment. I am at my wits end and this group did not sympathize, empathize or show any concern whatsoever for my situation. This dog loves people. He loves being loved, playing ball, getting pet, getting treats, sitting with you, riding with you.. they did not care one iota nor did they even ask about any of that. I've had better customer service from the gas station. I've met more caring people at the grocery store. This to me was sad. I hope that there are groups out there that take note and do NOT treat people nor animals in this manner. You cannot find out that a dog is a Rottweiler then immediately close your doors. Being in the business of caring for animals you should know this. There are also as I would imagine, many older men who live alone that may benefit from having a good canine friend to care for & care with. I'm heartbroken and I don't think dogs that are of the age of 8 years old are necessarily bound for dismissal. This was shocking to me. My search will continue.

This group has no rating as far as I'm concerned, but I must rate it in order to post my comment. My father passed away 3.5 weeks ago and I have been trying to find his dog a home ever since. He's an older Rottweiler very sweet, but has high separation anxiety. As my father was retired, the dog is used to being with someone all day. I work full time and I am not able to give this dog what he needs. I have 2 other dogs, a full time job, a 5 year old and I rent a 2 bedroom home. I have been reaching out to every one that I know to find him a suitable home. When I found The Noah Project online as a "no kill" shelter, they barely took the time to get to know this dog. I was asked 3 questions & I was not allowed to elaborate on why, or on his personality, or his behaviors, his attitude, nothing. They immediately said no they would not take him. This disgusts me. All this dog needs is a retired man/couple to live out the rest of his life (perhaps 3 more years give or take) and be comfortable in a home where someone is there to be social with. He is not the best suit for a home with little kids as he is used to being with one man in a home environment. I am at my wits end and this group did not sympathize, empathize or show any concern whatsoever for my situation. This dog loves people. He loves being loved, playing ball, getting pet, getting treats, sitting with you, riding with you.. they did not care one iota nor did they even ask about any of that. I've had better customer service from the gas station. I've met more caring people at the grocery store. This to me was sad. I hope that there are groups out there that take note and do NOT treat people nor animals in this manner. You cannot find out that a dog is a Rottweiler then immediately close your doors. Being in the business of caring for animals you should know this. There are also as I would imagine, many older men who live alone that may benefit from having a good canine friend to care for & care with. I'm heartbroken and I don't think dogs that are of the age of 8 years old are necessarily bound for dismissal. This was shocking to me. My search will continue.

This group has no rating as far as I'm concerned, but I must rate it in order to post my comment. My father passed away 3.5 weeks ago and I have been trying to find his dog a home ever since. He's an older Rottweiler very sweet, but has high separation anxiety. As my father was retired, the dog is used to being with someone all day. I work full time and I am not able to give this dog what he needs. I have 2 other dogs, a full time job, a 5 year old and I rent a 2 bedroom home. I have been reaching out to every one that I know to find him a suitable home. When I found The Noah Project online as a "no kill" shelter, they barely took the time to get to know this dog. I was asked 3 questions & I was not allowed to elaborate on why, or on his personality, or his behaviors, his attitude, nothing. They immediately said no they would not take him. This disgusts me. All this dog needs is a retired man/couple to live out the rest of his life (perhaps 3 more years give or take) and be comfortable in a home where someone is there to be social with. He is not the best suit for a home with little kids as he is used to being with one man in a home environment. I am at my wits end and this group did not sympathize, empathize or show any concern whatsoever for my situation. This dog loves people. He loves being loved, playing ball, getting pet, getting treats, sitting with you, riding with you.. they did not care one iota nor did they even ask about any of that. I've had better customer service from the gas station. I've met more caring people at the grocery store. This to me was sad. I hope that there are groups out there that take note and do NOT treat people nor animals in this manner. You cannot find out that a dog is a Rottweiler then immediately close your doors. Being in the business of caring for animals you should know this. There are also as I would imagine, many older men who live alone that may benefit from having a good canine friend to care for & care with. I'm heartbroken and I don't think dogs that are of the age of 8 years old are necessarily bound for dismissal. This was shocking to me. My search will continue.

This group has no rating as far as I'm concerned, but I must rate it in order to post my comment. My father passed away 3.5 weeks ago and I have been trying to find his dog a home ever since. He's an older Rottweiler very sweet, but has high separation anxiety. As my father was retired, the dog is used to being with someone all day. I work full time and I am not able to give this dog what he needs. I have 2 other dogs, a full time job, a 5 year old and I rent a 2 bedroom home. I have been reaching out to every one that I know to find him a suitable home. When I found The Noah Project online as a "no kill" shelter, they barely took the time to get to know this dog. I was asked 3 questions & I was not allowed to elaborate on why, or on his personality, or his behaviors, his attitude, nothing. They immediately said no they would not take him. This disgusts me. All this dog needs is a retired man/couple to live out the rest of his life (perhaps 3 more years give or take) and be comfortable in a home where someone is there to be social with. He is not the best suit for a home with little kids as he is used to being with one man in a home environment. I am at my wits end and this group did not sympathize, empathize or show any concern whatsoever for my situation. This dog loves people. He loves being loved, playing ball, getting pet, getting treats, sitting with you, riding with you.. they did not care one iota nor did they even ask about any of that. I've had better customer service from the gas station. I've met more caring people at the grocery store. This to me was sad. I hope that there are groups out there that take note and do NOT treat people nor animals in this manner. You cannot find out that a dog is a Rottweiler then immediately close your doors. Being in the business of caring for animals you should know this. There are also as I would imagine, many older men who live alone that may benefit from having a good canine friend to care for & care with. I'm heartbroken and I don't think dogs that are of the age of 8 years old are necessarily bound for dismissal. This was shocking to me. My search will continue.

This group has no rating as far as I'm concerned, but I must rate it in order to post my comment. My father passed away 3.5 weeks ago and I have been trying to find his dog a home ever since. He's an older Rottweiler very sweet, but has high separation anxiety. As my father was retired, the dog is used to being with someone all day. I work full time and I am not able to give this dog what he needs. I have 2 other dogs, a full time job, a 5 year old and I rent a 2 bedroom home. I have been reaching out to every one that I know to find him a suitable home. When I found The Noah Project online as a "no kill" shelter, they barely took the time to get to know this dog. I was asked 3 questions & I was not allowed to elaborate on why, or on his personality, or his behaviors, his attitude, nothing. They immediately said no they would not take him. This disgusts me. All this dog needs is a retired man/couple to live out the rest of his life (perhaps 3 more years give or take) and be comfortable in a home where someone is there to be social with. He is not the best suit for a home with little kids as he is used to being with one man in a home environment. I am at my wits end and this group did not sympathize, empathize or show any concern whatsoever for my situation. This dog loves people. He loves being loved, playing ball, getting pet, getting treats, sitting with you, riding with you.. they did not care one iota nor did they even ask about any of that. I've had better customer service from the gas station. I've met more caring people at the grocery store. This to me was sad. I hope that there are groups out there that take note and do NOT treat people nor animals in this manner. You cannot find out that a dog is a Rottweiler then immediately close your doors. Being in the business of caring for animals you should know this. There are also as I would imagine, many older men who live alone that may benefit from having a good canine friend to care for & care with. I'm heartbroken and I don't think dogs that are of the age of 8 years old are necessarily bound for dismissal. This was shocking to me. My search will continue.

This group has no rating as far as I'm concerned, but I must rate it in order to post my comment. My father passed away 3.5 weeks ago and I have been trying to find his dog a home ever since. He's an older Rottweiler very sweet, but has high separation anxiety. As my father was retired, the dog is used to being with someone all day. I work full time and I am not able to give this dog what he needs. I have 2 other dogs, a full time job, a 5 year old and I rent a 2 bedroom home. I have been reaching out to every one that I know to find him a suitable home. When I found The Noah Project online as a "no kill" shelter, they barely took the time to get to know this dog. I was asked 3 questions & I was not allowed to elaborate on why, or on his personality, or his behaviors, his attitude, nothing. They immediately said no they would not take him. This disgusts me. All this dog needs is a retired man/couple to live out the rest of his life (perhaps 3 more years give or take) and be comfortable in a home where someone is there to be social with. He is not the best suit for a home with little kids as he is used to being with one man in a home environment. I am at my wits end and this group did not sympathize, empathize or show any concern whatsoever for my situation. This dog loves people. He loves being loved, playing ball, getting pet, getting treats, sitting with you, riding with you.. they did not care one iota nor did they even ask about any of that. I've had better customer service from the gas station. I've met more caring people at the grocery store. This to me was sad. I hope that there are groups out there that take note and do NOT treat people nor animals in this manner. You cannot find out that a dog is a Rottweiler then immediately close your doors. Being in the business of caring for animals you should know this. There are also as I would imagine, many older men who live alone that may benefit from having a good canine friend to care for & care with. I'm heartbroken and I don't think dogs that are of the age of 8 years old are necessarily bound for dismissal. This was shocking to me. My search will continue.