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Noah

  • Young
  • Male
  • Medium

About Noah

Powell, OH

Physical Traits

Young
(1-3 years)
Male
Medium
(26-60 lbs)

Behavior

House-trained: Unknown

Health

Spayed/Neutered:
Yes

Noah's Compatibility

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.

  • This pet has good compatibility with dogs.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

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Noah's Story

Noah is a sweet, wiggly, goofy boy but doesn't quite know his size! He is working hard to learn not to jump up and to walk nicely on leash. He is making progress, but he still thinks he is a lap dog! He likes to follow one step behind you at all times so he can 'help' with whatever you're up to!<br/><br/>Since he is still a work in progress,<br/>Noah<br/>should go to a home that is willing to continue working with him on his training. Due to his size and strength, I would recommend a home with kids 10+ years old and no elderly or otherwise fragile people in the home. While I don't think he would intentionally hurt anybody, he's definitely almost pulled me down on leash and almost wiped me out running into me with his zoomies!<br/><br/>Noah<br/>'s fur was in rough shape when rescued, so he has a bit of a funny hair cut for now! Thankfully, he is very tolerant of grooming which he will require regularly to maintain her lucious coat! He also behaves very well for the vet!<br/><br/>Noah<br/>also does great with all kinds of dogs! He has met dogs big and small and is always very gentle! While he hasn't met a cat nose to nose, he did see the clinic cat at the vets' office and didn't react to him at all, so I suspect he'd do okay with cats. If applicable to his new home, I am able to cat test prior to adoption.<br/><br/>Noah<br/>spent most of his life outside, so he is still working on learning that when he's inside, he can't just potty whenever and wherever he feels like it! He's learned this for going #2 but sometimes still goes #1 inside. He usually goes to the door if he has to go and usually only potties inside if you miss this cue that he needs to go outside! Because of this,<br/>Noah<br/>is confined whenever he is unsupervised and overnight. He doesn't mess in his confinement area. He does well in his confinement area which is a 5x5 kennel.<br/><br/>While<br/>Noah<br/>was brought in with his sister Destiny, I do not feel that they are bonded and I think they would do just fine if separated. Though if somebody was brave enough to take on both, I don't think they'd mind going together!<br/><br/>Every PAWS dog is loved, vetted, and ready for a fresh start

Noah is a sweet, wiggly, goofy boy but doesn't quite know his size! He is working hard to learn not to jump up and to walk nicely on leash. He is making progress, but he still thinks he is a lap dog! He likes to follow one step behind you at all times so he can 'help' with whatever you're up to!

Since he is still a work in progress,
Noah
should go to a home that is willing to continue working with him on his training. Due to his size and strength, I would recommend a home with kids 10+ years old and no elderly or otherwise fragile people in the home. While I don't think he would intentionally hurt anybody, he's definitely almost pulled me down on leash and almost wiped me out running into me with his zoomies!

Noah
's fur was in rough shape when rescued, so he has a bit of a funny hair cut for now! Thankfully, he is very tolerant of grooming which he will require regularly to maintain her lucious coat! He also behaves very well for the vet!

Noah
also does great with all kinds of dogs

Noah is a sweet, wiggly, goofy boy but doesn't quite know his size! He is working hard to learn not to jump up and to walk nicely on leash. He is making progress, but he still thinks he is a lap dog! He likes to follow one step behind you at all times so he can 'help' with whatever you're up to!

Since he is still a work in progress,
Noah
should go to a home that is willing to continue working with him on his training. Due to his size and strength, I would recommend a home with kids 10+ years old and no elderly or otherwise fragile people in the home. While I don't think he would intentionally hurt anybody, he's definitely almost pulled me down on leash and almost wiped me out running into me with his zoomies!

Noah
's fur was in rough shape when rescued, so he has a bit of a funny hair cut for now! Thankfully, he is very tolerant of grooming which he will require regularly to maintain her lucious coat! He also behaves very well for the vet!

Noah
also does great with all kinds of dogs! He has met dogs big and small and is always very gentle! While he hasn't met a cat nose to nose, he did see the clinic cat at the vets' office and didn't react to him at all, so I suspect he'd do okay with cats. If applicable to his new home, I am able to cat test prior to adoption.

Noah
spent most of his life outside, so he is still working on learning that when he's inside, he can

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How To Adopt

Noah was listed as Adoptable by Powell Animal Welfare Society
How can I adopt Noah?
Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Powell Animal Welfare Society. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.
How can I find out if Noah is a good fit for me?
Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to Powell Animal Welfare Society for details on the pet.
When can I meet Noah?
If you've submitted an inquiry, Powell Animal Welfare Society will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Noah, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.
What if I have more questions about the adoption process?
Just reach out directly to Powell Animal Welfare Society, and they'll be happy to help!
Powell Animal Welfare Society's Adoption Policy
Basic adoption policies: •I am at least 21 years of age and live within central Ohio. •I am willing and able to make a lifetime commitment to the dog I wish to adopt. •I have the financial means to appropriately provide for a dog’s veterinary care, including yearly wellness exams, preventative care and emergency care. •I have the necessary time (at least 90 dedicated minutes per day, every day) to provide for a dog’s daily need for a combination of attention, socialization, and physical & mental exercise. •My dog will be an indoor companion, never left outdoors unsupervised or in any environment that doesn’t have climate control suitable for humans. •I have not been charged – whether civilly or criminally - with any claim or offense pertaining or relating to the mistreatment, abuse, or neglect of any animal •All of my current household pets are spayed or neutered and current on all vaccinations, for which I will provide written proof if this can not be verified via a veterinary reference check; •Please note that submitting an inquiry for a pet is NOT an application. You must apply on our website, powellpaws.org to be considered for adoption.

Noah is from Powell Animal Welfare Society

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