Noah

Noah’s a 4yo 16lb Doxie mix. He’s dog, cat and kid friendly. He’s house, pee pad and crate trained. He’s good in a secure fenced in yard and/or going on harness leashed walks. He’s very friendly, happy, has tons of energy, loves to play fetch, loves to go for walks and is always looking for people or dogs to play with. He spends so much time home alone and in a crate before coming to Tiny Paws that he is thriving human attention and wants to be with his person all the time so also needs them to be outside with him. This could change as he acclimates and realizes he will not be left alone all day.<br/><br/><br/>His foster mom shared: He came from a situation when he had to be surrendered because his mom was older and could not take care of him. He had to be in a crate for long periods of time, so crate only when necessary. Noah loves to walk and run and play with every human, kid, and dog in the neighborhood. He is incredibly smart. He knows where his foster mom’s house is and where all his new friends in the neighborhood live and he wants to go see them every day. He is the most loving, friendliest and sweet pup in the world. <br/><br/><br/>Noah’s foster requires an active home with a secure fenced in yard (he needs his people to be out with him) and/or be taken on daily walks and very little time in a crate if at all along with leadership, consistency, structure and to continue working on training. If your home DOES NOT meet these requirement’s please DO NOT put an application in. We will not call anyone whose home does not meet the needed requirements. Also, we will be concentrating on local to foster applications 1st since home checks and meets with all humans and animals in home is needed at meet. Our fosters are all volunteers so aren’t always able to travel too far. <br/><br/><br/><br/>Noah as all dogs should have at least 2 weeks in their new home with just their people who live in the home and to not have people over for at least 2 weeks. Dogs need time to settle in and adjust to their new people and environment first so they can learn to trust them first.<br/><br/><br/>Noah’s neutered, vaccinated, HW negative and microchipped. Currently in Morrisville, PA. If your home meets the needed requirements and you’re interested in applying to adopt please do so at www.tprescue.org

Noah’s a 4yo 16lb Doxie mix. He’s dog, cat and kid friendly. He’s house, pee pad and crate trained. He’s good in a secure fenced in yard and/or going on harness leashed walks. He’s very friendly, happy, has tons of energy, loves to play fetch, loves to go for walks and is always looking for people or dogs to play with. He spends so much time home alone and in a crate before coming to Tiny Paws that he is thriving human attention and wants to be with his person all the time so also needs them to be outside with him. This could change as he acclimates and realizes he will not be left alone all day.


His foster mom shared: He came from a situation when he had to be surrendered because his mom was older and could not take care of him. He had to be in a crate for long periods of time, so crate only when necessary. Noah loves to walk and run and play with every human, kid, and dog in the neighborhood. He is incredibly smart. He knows where his foster mom’s house is and where all his new friends in the neighborhood liv

Noah’s a 4yo 16lb Doxie mix. He’s dog, cat and kid friendly. He’s house, pee pad and crate trained. He’s good in a secure fenced in yard and/or going on harness leashed walks. He’s very friendly, happy, has tons of energy, loves to play fetch, loves to go for walks and is always looking for people or dogs to play with. He spends so much time home alone and in a crate before coming to Tiny Paws that he is thriving human attention and wants to be with his person all the time so also needs them to be outside with him. This could change as he acclimates and realizes he will not be left alone all day.


His foster mom shared: He came from a situation when he had to be surrendered because his mom was older and could not take care of him. He had to be in a crate for long periods of time, so crate only when necessary. Noah loves to walk and run and play with every human, kid, and dog in the neighborhood. He is incredibly smart. He knows where his foster mom’s house is and where all his new friends in the neighborhood live and he wants to go see them every day. He is the most loving, friendliest and sweet pup in the world.


Noah’s foster requires an active home with a secure fenced in yard (he needs his people to be out with him) and/or be taken on daily walks and very little time in a crate if at all along with leadership, consistency, structure and to continue working on training. If your home DOES