Mental Health Awareness Month – Pets improve our mental health, here’s how we can support theirs! May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Did you know that pet ownership is scientifically proven to improve mental health in humans? And we’re not just talking about...
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Adopting 101: The Rule of 3’s
Adopting a new pet is an exciting and happy experience. You are ready to start building your life with your new bestie by your side, but the reality for most adopters is that once you get home things aren’t exactly as you imagined they would be. Maybe your cat has...
Coping with the Loss of a Pet
If you’ve ever experienced the heartbreak that accompanies the loss of a pet, you are not alone. The RSPCA conducted a survey on pet grief using a group of 2,800 pet owners and found that 93% of participants reported feeling heartbroken or deeply sad 60% felt guilt...
Keeping Pets Safe and Serene: A Fourth of July Guide from The NOAH Center
The Fourth of July can be a blast for people, but for pets it can be terrifying. Learn how to keep your pet safe during the holiday where pets are most likely to go missing.
Tips for Building a Bond with Your New Cat
Welcoming a new cat into your home is an exciting and rewarding experience! However, building a solid bond with your feline friend is crucial for a harmonious and loving relationship. Establishing trust and connection lays the foundation for a lifetime of...
Adopting a Furry Friend During Spring and Summer
Spring is in full swing, and as the sun shines brighter and the flowers bloom, the change of season brings a wave of new beginnings. What a perfect time to embrace the joys of life, and what better way than by adding a new furry companion to your family? The NOAH...
Creating a Sanctuary Room for Your Newly Adopted Cat: A Guide to a Smooth Transition
Bringing a newly adopted cat or kitten into your home is such an exciting time! You will probably be tempted to let them right out of the carrier and introduce them to the whole house right away, and that's understandable. However, it's important to remember that cats...
My Dog Is Having Accidents
Many adult dogs adopted from The NOAH Center were previously housetrained in their former homes. However, while at a shelter and throughout the transitions in their lives, they may not have had the consistency or opportunities to maintain the appropriate potty habits....
My Pet Has Fleas, Help!
Have you seen your furry friend scratching or biting? Maybe you even saw one jumping from your pet. Fleas are a common household pest when you have pets and, if responded to quickly and strategically, can be resolved easily. The life cycle of the flea depends on...
Introducing Your Dog to a New Cat
When introducing a resident dog to a new cat or kitten, we recommend letting them sniff through the door of the sanctuary room, first. Provide plenty of opportunities for them to smell each other through the door. Consider swapping bedding so they have even more of a...









