Ranger

Meet Ranger!<br/><br/>Ranger is one of Noah’s Arc’s longest residents, and we are so ready for him to finally get his chance.<br/><br/>He came to us after being pulled from Greene County Animal Shelter, and because we did not know much about his history, we were cautious at first and took the time to really get to know him.<br/><br/>What Ranger has shown us since then has been incredibly impressive.<br/>He is smart, responsive, playful, and very eager to please. He knows his commands well and may have one of the fastest sits at Noah’s Arc — ask him to sit, even from the other side of a fence, and he is already there.<br/><br/>Ranger also loves to fetch, play, and spend time with his people. He is attentive, loyal, and has made so much progress with training and confidence.<br/><br/>One of the biggest things Ranger has shown us is that he actually enjoys other dogs. With proper introductions, he has done very well and has proven to be much more social than we initially knew.<br/><br/>Because Ranger has never had the opportunity to live in a home, he may need some patience as he adjusts to things like house training and a new routine. But if there is one thing we know about Ranger, it is that he is smart and willing to learn.<br/><br/>He has been waiting a long time, and we truly believe he is ready.<br/>Ranger just needs someone willing to give him the opportunity to show what a good dog he can be.<br/><br/>About Noah's Arc Animal Rescue<br/><br/>Noah's Arc Animal Rescue is a nonprofit animal rescue located in East Tennessee. Since 1991, we have been dedicated to rescuing homeless dogs and cats and helping them find safe, loving, lifelong homes.<br/><br/>Our pets are spayed/neutered, microchipped, up-to-date on age-appropriate vaccinations, current on flea/tick prevention, and dewormed. Dogs are heartworm tested and cats are FIV/FeLV tested when age appropriate, unless otherwise noted.<br/><br/>Meet-and-greets are scheduled by appointment after an adoption application has been submitted. Our adoption process is designed to help each pet find the right forever home.

Meet Ranger!

Ranger is one of Noah’s Arc’s longest residents, and we are so ready for him to finally get his chance.

He came to us after being pulled from Greene County Animal Shelter, and because we did not know much about his history, we were cautious at first and took the time to really get to know him.

What Ranger has shown us since then has been incredibly impressive.
He is smart, responsive, playful, and very eager to please. He knows his commands well and may have one of the fastest sits at Noah’s Arc — ask him to sit, even from the other side of a fence, and he is already there.

Ranger also loves to fetch, play, and spend time with his people. He is attentive, loyal, and has made so much progress with training and confidence.

One of the biggest things Ranger has shown us is that he actually enjoys other dogs. With proper introductions, he has done very well and has proven to be much more social than we initially knew.

Because Ranger has never had the opportuni

Meet Ranger!

Ranger is one of Noah’s Arc’s longest residents, and we are so ready for him to finally get his chance.

He came to us after being pulled from Greene County Animal Shelter, and because we did not know much about his history, we were cautious at first and took the time to really get to know him.

What Ranger has shown us since then has been incredibly impressive.
He is smart, responsive, playful, and very eager to please. He knows his commands well and may have one of the fastest sits at Noah’s Arc — ask him to sit, even from the other side of a fence, and he is already there.

Ranger also loves to fetch, play, and spend time with his people. He is attentive, loyal, and has made so much progress with training and confidence.

One of the biggest things Ranger has shown us is that he actually enjoys other dogs. With proper introductions, he has done very well and has proven to be much more social than we initially knew.

Because Ranger has never had the opportunity to live in a home, he may need some patience as he adjusts to things like house training and a new routine. But if there is one thing we know about Ranger, it is that he is smart and willing to learn.

He has been waiting a long time, and we truly believe he is ready.
Ranger just needs someone willing to give him the opportunity to show what a good dog he can be.

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