Noah’s Ark Bayou Sanctuary

Welcome!

If you are looking for a new pet friend, please check out our Adoptable Dogs on PetfinderOr you can try our new Adoptable Dogs listing on 1-800-Save-A-Pet(NOTE: Please click on Adoptable Dogs for each of the sites; the names of the sites take you to their home page.  If you click on their home page, put in our zipcode 77577 to find our dogs.  Thanks.)

Would you like to sponsor a dog?
 
Your sponsorship will help these dogs with their vet bills, food, and shelter until they find a new home. Your sponsorship can be a one time donation or a convenient monthly PayPal subscription sponsorship.  If you are interested in a sponsorship, please visit our new Sponsors page. 
Thank you.

 Please visit our new Bonded Pairs page.

We will be at the Petco in League City at Gulf Freeway and FM 646 in the HEB shopping center on Saturdays and Sundays from 12 PM to 5 PM*.  (Petco link goes to map.)  Please email for more information or to volunteer.

*Volunteer hours are two shifts from 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM; for more information, please contact Gaye Hart.

Due to many incoming rescues, NABS needs new Foster families for NABS pets.  Please email for more information.  Foster families only need to provide Love, Food, Attention, and a Temporary home.  NABS pays for vet visits, etc. 

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Often we have to take extra care of hard to place dogs.  Some have special health/vet needs.  As an example, we have had four special pets who needed extra vet care before they became adoptable, and their adoption fees would never cover the cost of their care. We are a non-profit 501(c)3, and all donations are tax deductible. Though food and material donations are always welcome, cash or gift cards for our veternarians are often the easiest donations for us to use.  Please consider donating to help us cover these costs for these sweet little dogs:

Doogie, who had been listed above, is now on our Memorial PageHe lost his long fight against the damage done to his little body by his original owner, who had locked him in a small crate to sleep in his own waste and starved him during the extremely important early months of his life.

Thank you for visiting us and looking around.  We look forward to hearing from all of you!

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