Our facility

Great care was taken with facility design and decor to overcome the traditional impressions of animal welfare organizations.

The main building lobby takes the breath away of first time visitors. The brightly colored walls, soaring ceilings, and donated stained glass art demonstrates the value we place on the animals.

Noah Lobby Dogs are housed in one of the 17 glassed-in suites with heated floors, doggie doors to an outside run, hammock beds, and a visitor's chair. Typically, 15 dogs are housed at N.O.A.H..

Cats are in a separate wing and enjoy an open-room colony with attached screened-in sun porch, plexiglass single space condos or two connected space duplexes. On any given day, we usually house 40 to 50 cats at N.O.A.H..

The Kitten Colony is a favorite in the summer. In the winter months, when we don't have kittens, we transform the room into another adult cat colony, giving them more "home-like" surroundings.

Two comfortable individual visiting rooms are available for getting to know cats and for cat socializing by volunteers.

The spay/neuter clinic has a separate entrance with lobby, separate recovery rooms for dogs and cats, a treatment/surgery prep area, and two table surgery room.

Our main laundry facility is located in a separate building from the public to minimize odors. All of the soiled laundry is removed immediately from the main building during the morning cleaning.

Adjacent to the main building is the 1,500 square foot octagonal Dog Pod building. Inside is a seating area, larger dog suites with larger outdoor run spaces making them ideal for giant breed dogs and bonded pairs.

Our Dog Training Arena is a 4,800 square foot versatile space inexpensively constructed in pole-barn fashion. In addition to dog training classes, the space is used for volunteer orientations, staff & volunteer recognition events, continuing education seminars for local veterinarians, and as a platform for free training for staff of local shelters.

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N.O.A.H. depends upon public donations to continue its work. You can help! Making a donation through our secure server is fast and easy, and when we receive your donation, we will send you an acknowledgement in the mail for tax purposes. Click the "GiveDirect" button below to make a donation. Thank you for your support!




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		Our facility Great care was taken with facility design and decor to overcome the traditional impressions of animal welfare organizations. The main building lobby takes the breath away of first time visitors. The brightly colored walls, soaring ceilings, and donated stained glass art demonstrates the value we place on the animals. Dogs are housed in one of the 17 glassed-in suites with heated floors, doggie doors to an outside run, hammock beds, and a visitor's chair. Typically, 15 dogs are housed at N.O.A.H.. Cats are in a separate wing and enjoy an open-room colony with attached screened-in sun porch, plexiglass single space condos or two connected space duplexes. On any given day, we usually house 40 to 50 cats at N.O.A.H.. The Kitten Colony is a favorite in the summer. In the winter months, when we don't have kittens, we transform the room into another adult cat colony, giving them more "home-like" surroundings. Two comfortable individual visiting rooms are available for getting to know cats and for cat socializing by volunteers. The spay/neuter clinic has a separate entrance with lobby, separate recovery rooms for dogs and cats, a treatment/surgery prep area, and two table surgery room. Our main laundry facility is located in a separate building from the public to minimize odors. All of the soiled laundry is removed immediately from the main building during the morning cleaning. Adjacent to the main building is the 1,500 square foot octagonal Dog Pod building. Inside is a seating area, larger dog suites with larger outdoor run spaces making them ideal for giant breed dogs and bonded pairs. Our Dog Training Arena is a 4,800 square foot versatile space inexpensively constructed in pole-barn fashion. In addition to dog training classes, the space is used for volunteer orientations, staff & volunteer recognition events, continuing education seminars for local veterinarians, and as a platform for free training for staff of local shelters. N.O.A.H. depends upon public donations to continue its work. You can help! Making a donation through our secure server is fast and easy, and when we receive your donation, we will send you an acknowledgement in the mail for tax purposes. Click the "GiveDirect" button below to make a donation. Thank you for your support!
		N.O.A.H. is a 501c3, non-profit organization, and is supported solely by donations. All monetary and in-kind contributions are tax deductible as allowed by law.