Noah is a fun, playful, happy-go-lucky hound that loves nothing more than having fun with his humans (especially if they have a ball). He may be a little shy at first, but with love and play he quickly blossoms into his silly self. Noah would be thrilled to join a medium or large canine that matched his playful attitude to life. Noah has been assessed as unable to go to a home with cats. Noah can be unsure of boisterous and grabby children so an all adult household would be best. Noah could occupy himself at home with a toy or chew for up to three hours, and this time could be extended with canine company. When you return home, Noah is sure to greet you with big wiggles and helicopter tail! Noah believes in the perfect balance of play and relaxation. He is content with one or two 20 minute walks a day and a play with his favourite humans before collapsing into his dog bed to snooze the rest of the day away.
Noah is currently in foster care being spoilt while he learns about pet life. He is acing many aspects of pet life, taking toilet training in his stride, improving his leash manners with every walk, and has successfully been left alone for up to six hours at a time. Noah has done well with visitors that come to the home, warming up quickly to their presence (and their treats). His favourite toy is a massive caterpillar that he reportedly likes to sleep on top of. Noah is living with a greyhound foster ‘brother’, a five year old named Mr Valentine, and the two love doing zoomies together in the backyard.
If you’re looking for a happy, goofy, people loving hound, Noah might be the perfect for you!
Noah Foster Update | Can Noah Join Your Ark?
Mr Noah has been living a spoilt life in foster care and is adjusting beautifully to life as a pampered pet (just as he deserves!). He has been acing many of the key parts of pet life: learning the household routine, improving his leash manners with every walk, and successfully staying home alone for up to six hours at a time. Noah is also doing a great job with toilet training, he can reliably take himself outside when needed, though he can get a little confused if the door happens to be closed.
Noah has been sharing his foster home with a greyhound ‘brother’, Mr Valentine, and the two are often spotted playing chasey games in the backyard together. Noah had to learn about Mr Valentine’s individual boundaries and routines but has settled well. into a happy rhythm together.
Noah has welcomed guests of all genders in his foster home and has reportedly done well with both male and female visitors. While he can be slightly more hesitant with men at first, a few soft words and treats have him wagging in no time. Noah has not yet had any opportunities to meet any children. His foster humans describe him as “a very cuddly boy who loves to follow both of us around the house like a shadow and lean against us for pats”.
Noah LOVES his daily walks and gets very excited when you grab his leash. Has come a long way in his leash manners and likes a good sniff and time to properly check out all the good smells along the way.
Before he heads off to his forever home, Noah would like to pass on one important message:
He loves dried chicken necks and chicken treats, and politely requests that these delicious snacks continue in his new life.
To set Noah up for success, his forever and foster homes would be similar environments, and include;
✅ Medium or large doggie ‘sibling’
✅ Lots of tasty chicken treats
✅ An all adult household
