Adopt-A-Less-Adoptable-Pet Week
Thanks to Petfinder.com, Sept. 19 – 25 is Adopt-A-Less-Adoptable-Pet Week. To that end, I joined my husband, Dog Adoption Director of AnimaLovers.org, to meet some of the organization’s available dogs.
MEET NOAH
Noah is an affectionate 5-year-old Shepherd/Husky mix who was recently diagnosed with Heartworm. Heartworm is deadly if untreated, and the treatment can be deadly as well. What this poor dog has been through is nothing less than traumatizing.
Noah is nearing the other side thanks to care from Dawn Niebuhr, owner of Creekside Kennel where AnimaLovers boards Noah. Rescued from the streets, significant improvement to Noah’s diet and four weeks of strict confinement during treatment has ensured a full recovery. He’ll soon be neutered and ready for a happy, healthy life with a loving family. And who couldn’t love this stoic dog?
Unfortunately, dogs with health issues are often overlooked, even if they have since recovered. Let’s spread the word about my new friend and see if we can grant him the life he deserves.
See Noah’s beautiful spirit in full action (or as much action as he’s allowed) in the video below.
If you’re in the Albany, NY area and interested in meeting, fostering or opening your home to Noah, please call AnimaLovers.org at (518) 448-5468.
Stripping all personal branding away, this video has been donated to AnimaLovers.org in order to help Noah find his forever home.
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He's gorgeous — and kudos on the great care he's getting, and the time spent on making this film to help the public appreciate him.
There is no question that Noah is in good hands. Dawn is amazing with dogs. We board our own with her whenever we leave town. They love her so much that, when she last came to visit, Emmett jumped through the screen door to get INTO the house and greet her.
Of course, Dawn has a business to run and Noah needs much more one-on-one time than he canr get in a rescue run. I hope he finds a place to call his own soon.
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Oh my! What an absolutely handsome pup! Thank you for sharing Noah's story. I so hope he finds his loving forever home soon.
I also wanted to add that the background music in the video was pitch perfect. My heart had one of those soaring moments while watching the clip.
Ashley, thank you so much for watching.When I edit video, I work with such small moments at a time that the final product always surprises me. Like you, I get a little choked up over this one too – and I thought it was just because I've met this amazing dog.
The latest from Dawn on Noah…
"A woman called the kennel this morning inquiring about Noah … I've forwarded the link to the video … She thought she wanted a female rescue dog this time around, but after hearing about Noah she wanted more info. Keep everything crossed!
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WOOT!
He's gorgeous — and kudos on the great care he's getting, and the time spent on making this film to help the public appreciate him.
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He reminds me of Buster!! I hope he finds his forever home soon. And, if he's half as sweet as he looks, his new people will be just as lucky as he is.