Sirius

Meet Sirius!<br/><br/>Sirius has been waiting a long time for his forever home. He is one of the original S litter puppies who came to Noah’s Arc shortly after being born in January 2025. Their mom is a Border Collie, and while we don’t know who dad was, we do know these puppies inherited plenty of intelligence, personality, and heart.<br/><br/>What started as a litter of eight is now down to just three, with Sirius being one of them.<br/><br/>Sirius is incredibly smart, affectionate, and loving. He truly thrives on human connection and has so much to offer the person willing to give him a little time to settle in and build confidence. He can be timid when faced with something new, but he has shown us again and again that with patience and encouragement, he can overcome those little fears.<br/><br/>Sirius spent several months in a foster home, originally as a temporary placement during bad weather, but he did so well that he stayed for an extended period. He lived with two cats and a female German Shepherd who definitely ruled the roost! Sirius was comfortable sharing his home with both the cats and a confident, dominant dog.<br/><br/>He also made wonderful progress with house training. He learned to use the fenced backyard reliably and settled into a home routine beautifully.<br/><br/>When Sirius first went into foster, even stairs could be intimidating. But with time and encouragement, he learned that they weren't so scary after all. His foster stay gave us a glimpse of the dog we know is in there — a sweet, loving boy who simply needs someone willing to let him build confidence at his own pace.<br/><br/>Sirius has been back at Noah’s Arc this summer, and we know he may need a little time to ramp back up. But we will continue working with him, and we will never give up on finding the right match for him.<br/><br/>Sirius comes with four sponsored training classes at Sublime K9, paid for by Noah’s Arc, so his new family can continue building his confidence and setting him up for success.<br/><br/>Sirius has waited long enough. We know his person is out there, and we're going to keep looking until we find them.<br/><br/>Could Sirius be the one you've been waiting for?<br/><br/>Noah’s Arc Animal Rescue is a nonprofit animal rescue serving East Tennessee since 1991. We are committed to rescuing homeless dogs and cats, providing the medical care they need, and helping them find loving, lifelong homes.<br/><br/>Our pets are spayed/neutered, microchipped, up-to-date on age-appropriate vaccinations, current on flea/tick prevention, dewormed, and examined by a veterinarian. Dogs are heartworm tested and cats are FIV/FeLV tested when age appropriate.

Meet Sirius!

Sirius has been waiting a long time for his forever home. He is one of the original S litter puppies who came to Noah’s Arc shortly after being born in January 2025. Their mom is a Border Collie, and while we don’t know who dad was, we do know these puppies inherited plenty of intelligence, personality, and heart.

What started as a litter of eight is now down to just three, with Sirius being one of them.

Sirius is incredibly smart, affectionate, and loving. He truly thrives on human connection and has so much to offer the person willing to give him a little time to settle in and build confidence. He can be timid when faced with something new, but he has shown us again and again that with patience and encouragement, he can overcome those little fears.

Sirius spent several months in a foster home, originally as a temporary placement during bad weather, but he did so well that he stayed for an extended period. He lived with two cats and a female German Shepherd who definitely rul

Meet Sirius!

Sirius has been waiting a long time for his forever home. He is one of the original S litter puppies who came to Noah’s Arc shortly after being born in January 2025. Their mom is a Border Collie, and while we don’t know who dad was, we do know these puppies inherited plenty of intelligence, personality, and heart.

What started as a litter of eight is now down to just three, with Sirius being one of them.

Sirius is incredibly smart, affectionate, and loving. He truly thrives on human connection and has so much to offer the person willing to give him a little time to settle in and build confidence. He can be timid when faced with something new, but he has shown us again and again that with patience and encouragement, he can overcome those little fears.

Sirius spent several months in a foster home, originally as a temporary placement during bad weather, but he did so well that he stayed for an extended period. He lived with two cats and a female German Shepherd who definitely ruled the roost! Sirius was comfortable sharing his home with both the cats and a confident, dominant dog.

He also made wonderful progress with house training. He learned to use the fenced backyard reliably and settled into a home routine beautifully.

When Sirius first went into foster, even stairs could be intimidating. But with time and encouragement, he learned that they weren't