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Noah's Hope Animal Rescue

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit foster based rescue group based in Sioux City, IA.
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11/09/2024

Kali is a 5 month old pit mix puppy. She is absolutely good with everyone she meets. She is very treat motivated. She is working very hard on housebreaking and has it down with access to a doggy door. She is kennel trained. She does have a lot of energy so she will either need a fenced in yard or someone to walk her frequently. She is a puppy, so she will need continued training and socialization. We have her up to date on vaccinations and microchipped. She will need spayed at 6 months old.

11/09/2024

Say hello to the beautiful Maya!
Maya is a 9 month old German Shepherd, but she is a petite little thing!
Maya had a rough start in life and was left on a county road with her sister. (Her sister has been adopted). But that hasn't wavierd her love for people, while she may be a little shy at first, she will warm up quickly and become your best friend. Even tho Maya is on the smaller side, a home with larger dogs would be ideal cause she likes to play hard. Unfortunately, a home without cats would also be best. Maya is mostly housebroke, but will need a bit more training in her new home.
Maya is also kennel broke. She is kid friendly and would love to play with them all day.
Maya is definitely a typical Shepherd, she is very smart, and wants to please her people, but when she becomes bored she will sometimes find herself in trouble. But that is easily avoided with daily exercise, toys and games to keep her busy. As with all dogs... continued training will be a must.
If Maya sounds like the perfect dog for you, don't wait to apply! This pretty girl won't around long. Maya is spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. Her adoption fee is $135. Click on the link below to complete an adoption application.

Noah's Hope Animal Rescue
Adoption application link
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Please note: Maya is in a foster home and is available to meet by appointment only with an approved adoption application. Please call 712 253 8394 with any questions about our adoption process.

11/08/2024

This is Corky. He is a beautiful golden boy best guess an Anatolian breed. He’s around 15 months old and his favorite place to sleep is in bed with you. He is about the size of a German shepherd and still growing. He gets along with all 5 of his resident and foster dogs in the home. When on a leash he may bark but warms up to new dogs when properly introduced. He loves people and kids of all ages. He hasn’t been cat tested. He has funny ears that stick straight out. Corky is kennel trained and house broke. He’d love to have another dog to play with but isn’t necessary. He’d also love to have a fenced in yard. He walks on a leash good and will sit for a treat and is always smiling. Corky is neutered microchipped and rabies vaccination updated. His adoption fee is $135 and can be seen by appointment with an approved application.

11/08/2024

MISSING.... Missing dog southeast of Akron named Star. She's been missing about a week. She has a collar on with phone number of owner. She's super friendly and social. Contact number is 605-390-3187..... thank you!

11/08/2024

It’s been over five months since Eliana was trapped. She still has not had any luck finding a forever home. Please share in hopes we can find her a home before the holidays.

After running for a year, this Hound dog has adjusted to being a house dog real quick. As a matter of fact, she goes out to do her business and right back in. She’s had enough of the great outdoors. When she came in she was very thin, full of infected sores and ticks. Dr. Samuelson put her on some antibiotics, nexguard, and her foster did medicated baths. Her hair is so much softer. Ticks are gone and wounds have healed up nicely. I don’t know if things will change but so far I have not heard her bark, I know that’s unusual for a hound. She does let out a howl if stressed. Usually we guesstimate a dogs age by the way their teeth look. By looking at her teeth we guess a year and a half old, her teeth are nice and white. Having had her in my house I am guessing older, maybe around 6 all she does is lay around and is very mellow. Unfortunately, she is hearing impaired. Because of that, she will need a fenced in yard because she cannot hear when you call her. She has very little hearing if any. She definitely has had a rough beginning in life. We now have her spayed, up-to-date on vaccinations, and micro chipped. She is dog and people friendly. Every once in a while she will want to get up to play. We have named her Eliana. If interested in this hound dog, please click on the link below for an adoption application. Adoption donation is 135. Again, I want to thank the Walthill police officer AJ for contacting us, and letting us know she was in danger. Thank you Katie, Ashlyn, Lexi, and Jevin for spending countless hours trapping so she could get here where she is safe.

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11/07/2024

ADOPTION FEE SPONSORED BY RUTH.... THANK YOU!!!

What a handsome boy Black Beauty is (AKA Buddy) BB has been in rescue for a long time, probably because he is a ‘basic black dog’ – but there is nothing basic about him. He is extremely smart and eager to learn, very loving and good with other dogs. He wants nothing more than to hang out with and please you. Its pretty amazing how the dogs with the ‘roughest start’ in life end up being the best dogs with so much potential! At 2 years old he is like a blank slate; waiting to be ‘custom fit’ into your home, he will catch on fast! BB loves to play and hopes to have a playmate in his forever home (one of his playmates right now is 5 pounds, but bigger would be good) No cats please. He is very potty trained and will do best with a fenced yard. He is 55-ish pounds and will need to go where is breed is welcome (pit/mix).
Seasonal allergies may always be a part of BB’s life and if so there are simple meds for that, he has taken them off -and- on while here. This poor boy suffered greatly with several skin issues before coming to rescue – as we can see in his ‘before’ pics.
Black Beauty is neutered and vaccinated.
His adoption fee is sponsored but an approved application is still required.

Noah's Hope Animal Rescue
Adoption application link
https://form.jotform.com/50308432400137

Please note: Black Beauty is in a foster home and is available to meet by appointment only with an approved adoption application. Please call 712 253 8394 with any questions about our adoption process.

11/06/2024

Molly Jo is a sweet, 14 year old Teddy Bear. She is an owner surrender because of her human being in the hospital. She seems to have been loved and well taken care of by her Human Mom. She weighs between 9-10 lbs. Molly Jo has two small fatty masses which are not cancerous. During her dental cleaning, only two teeth needed to be removed. She still has most of her teeth. She has lost some of her hearing, but doesn’t miss a treat or food when called. She is slightly anemic.

Molly Jo does not act like a typical 14 year old. She loves to play with her Foster Sister’s stuffed toys. She loves humans of all ages especially younger kiddos. She seems to get along with cats (she mainly ignores them) and gets along with most other dogs (larger dogs need proper introduction). She will sleep in a kennel if she has to, but has free reign of the house when left alone with her foster sisters. She is housebroken; once she figured out how to communicate with her Foster Parents.

Molly Jo is current on vaccines, spayed, microchipped.

11/06/2024

ADOPTION FEE IS SPONSORED... THANK YOU RUTH AND DAVID!!

Stoney is still looking for her forever home!

Stoney is a 3 year old, spayed female Belgian Malinois looking for her new forever home! She was adopted and returned due to no fault of her own. She is loyal to her person and loves to be active. Due to her unique breed she requires multiple hours of exercise physically and mentally. A great walking companion but fetch is her favorite game. She has an incredible ball drive. She knows basics commands but could easily learn more with how smart she is. She is kenneled trained. Doesn’t care for other dogs and can be rough with them if they have a ball she wants. Does best with females but is comfortable around some men with slow introduction. Not recommended with cats and young children. Stoney is microchipped and up to date on vaccines. She is an amazing companion who will always be by your side. Her adoption fee is sponsored. Please click on the link below to complete an adoption application

Noah's Hope Animal Rescue
Adoption application link
https://form.jotform.com/50308432400137

Please note: Stoney is in a foster home and is available to meet by appointment only with an approved adoption application. Please call 712 253 8394 with any questions about our adoption process.

11/06/2024

Ivy is a one year old pocket pit. She was picked up as a stray, did her hold time, and was never reclaimed. She is such a sweetheart and has the cutest little underbite. She is good with everyone she meets. She is good with all dogs as long as they don’t play too hard. She just doesn’t know when it begins to be too much. She loves to be by her people. Ivy loves to hang out outside with her people. She would benefit from a fenced in yard to play in. She is good in the kennel when her fosters leave. She is now spayed, microchipped, and up to date on vaccinations. If interested in this little doll, please click the link below for an adoption application. Adoption fee is $135.

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11/05/2024

Oh handsome Tad!!! Your person is out there and we will keep looking. Tad is a beautiful 3 year old male pit bull mix. He came to Noah's Hope after being treated for parvo and ringworm. He then had knee surgery on both knees since in rescue. He also has some mild alergies and was recently diagnosed with seasonal flank alopecia. Neither condition requires prescription meds at this point. He was what we like to call a "hot mess". Thru all that, he is a super friendly guy who loves everyone he meets. Tad does well with other dogs with a proper introduction but really would do best in a home with no other pets. Sometimes he decides not to share his people, food or toys. He is not a barker... but does let you know when someone new is at the door. He does not do well with cats. He is perfectly kennel trained and house trained. He loves playing with toys and will quickly disassemble any fluffy toy he is given. He absolutely loves car rides and is ready to go on adventures! Because he spent most of his puppy months in quarantine he lacks the basic training that should have started months ago. He is an eager learner and will need a family who will work with him to make his adoption successful. He is neutered, vaccinated and micro chipped. His adoption fee is $135. Click on the link below to complete an adoption application.

Noah's Hope Animal Rescue
Adoption application link
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Please note: Tad is in a foster home and is available to meet by appointment only with an approved adoption application. Please call 712 253 8394 with any questions about our adoption process.

11/05/2024

Meet Dozer. He is about a 7 year old Catahoula mix who weighs just under 60 pounds. He originally came into the rescue a few years ago when he was found locked in a dirt basement and was trying to dig his way out. So animal control named him Dozer. He was adopted and returned after a year due to a family change. Dozer is currently house trained but will need patience during his transition period. Due to Dozer’s history and age it may take him a bit longer to adjust but once he does... Look out! He’s the biggest sweetheart and love bug in the foster’s home! With slow and proper introductions he gets along with dogs (big and small but prefers the calmer friends). He generally leaves current cat alone. He can sit, stay, come and shake unless there is a distraction. And did I mention his crazy ear that never relaxes.?? Dozer would prefer a quieter home with a fenced in yard in order to chase those pesky squirrels and bunnies from the yard. Loves his daily walks, curling up in a dog bed or your couch, being with his humans and receiving belly rubs. Dozer would love going on errands with you. He knows that many windows hand out biscuits and pup cups! Dozer is neutered vaccinated and microchipped. His adoption fee has been donated as well as Professional Pet Grooming is donating a bath a month for his first 12 months with his new owner! Click below to complete an adoption application.

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11/04/2024

Brody is a 4 1/2 month old Beautiful blue brindle Neapolitan mastiff mix. Him and his siblings came in full of mange. They are now all better. Brody is working hard on housebreaking. He is kennel trained and gets along with everyone he meets. He is a young puppy who will need continued socialization and training. He is now microchipped and up to date on puppy vaccinations. He will need neutered at 6 months old

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11/04/2024

Fauna is a sweet 1 year old short hair kitty looking for her new home. She came into rescue (with her "brother" Pooh) after her owner passed away. Fauna is super sweet and loves all the pets and snuggles she can get. She is a little shy around other cats, but would do well with another gentle cat like she is. She has had very limited exposure to dogs. She is spayed and front declawed. She has tested negative for FIV/FELV, is vaccinated and microchipped. Her adoption fee is $50.

Noah's Hope Animal Rescue
Adoption application link
https://form.jotform.com/50308432400137

Please note: Fauna is in a foster home and is available to meet by appointment only with an approved adoption application. Please call 712 253 8394 with any questions about our adoption process.

11/04/2024

Getting ready for another Pizza 4 Pups with Westside Pizza! Tomorrow, Nov 5th. Pizza, Ribs, Chicken and More! Call for delivery or pickup. They are also accepting food and supplies donations that can be dropped off at the restaurant or given to your delivery driver! Make Tuesday night PIZZA NIGHT!!

11/03/2024

This guy was a stray. He found property where some good people live and hunkered down. Their local Animalcontrol was contacted, no one was missing him. He then decided to stray from that property and came back with a gaping wound in his neck and a wound on his back left leg and was not using it. One of the girls (his angel) that lives on the property called us because he needed help. We took him straight to Siouxland Animal Hospital. Radiographs were done on his back leg to screen for hip dislocation, or fractures, there wasn’t either. It is likely a soft tissue injury/strain. What was more concerning was the wound on his neck. Dr. Samuelson said the wound was approximately 2 inches wide, but approximately 4 inches deep. He was not feeling good. She cleaned him up, stitched up the wound, and put a drain tube in. The doctors and staff at Siouxland are the lifeline to so many. He is now on pain meds, and antibiotics in hopes it will heal ok. He has been moved into a foster home for close supervision.
Wally/Walnut we are sending you good vibes/prayers. Thank you to his foster mom Linda who is giving him the care he needs and to Alicia who called for help, and was his voice. Welcome aboard Wally.❤️

11/02/2024

Richard is a 5 month old shepherd mix. Not sure who mom or dad is but thinking based on his size I'm thinking he will be on the smaller side. He was found as a stray and no one came for him. He is good with kids, cats, and dogs of all sizes. He is kennel trained and working really hard on potty training. He is very calm and laid back and loves to chew on bones.
Richard has had age-appropriate vaccinations, dewormed, flea preventative, and microchip. He will need to be neutered at six months old. If interested, please click on the link below for an adoption application. He is absolutely adorable.

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11/02/2024

These pups are waiting to meet you at the PetSmart Adoption Event... going on today until 2!!!

11/01/2024

Kisses and her friend, so will be at Pet Smart tomorrow from 10 until 2. Dog handlers are always welcome.

Check this girl out! Best guess Kisses is a 5 1/2 month old Vizsla mix. When she first came in she was under socialized and is still working on trusting everyone. She loves having other dogs to play with which helps her burn some of her energy. As she grows, she will need continued socialization and training to make her the best dog she can be. She loves calm when she’s not roughhousing with the other dogs. She loves to sit and have her long, silky ears rubbed.
If you are interested and this beautiful girl, please click on the link below for an adoption application. Adoption donation is 135 She has had age appropriate vaccinations, deworming, nexguard, and micro chipped. She will need to be spayed at six months old.

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2601 Myrtle Street
Sioux City, IA
51103

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+17122538394

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https://www.petfinder.com/member/us/ia/sioux-city/noahs-hope-animal-rescue-ia204/

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Thank you Deanna for helping so many bottle-fed babies who have lost their moms. Recently, there was a litter of abandoned newborns on the doorstep at an auto store, a litter abandoned newborns on the doorstep at a veterinary clinic, and now another litter. These are all newborns that are here local needing help. We have received multiple litters in the last few weeks for babies that need help. Unfortunately, this goes on all year round. It is a huge commitment when saying yes to newborns. And Deanna doesn’t have it in her to say no when our local Animal Control calls. And in true rescue fashion she has a team of volunteers willing to help when she calls. Heather, Melissa, Jaime and Dianna are all there to help her out. When taking in these babies, they need to be fed and cared for every two hours, which means setting your alarm clock throughout the day and night for weeks on end. So many lives are being saved because of her selflessness. Her kindness and devotion to bottle-fed babies is commended. The only thing she asked for today is more kitty litter (prefer Tidy Cat or Special Kitty)and moist kitten food (prefer Fancy Feast) for when they start eating on their own. It’s a small thing to ask for, but that’s what they need. Thank you in advance from all of our little bottle babies.❤️

Although it’s been almost 3 weeks, Fawn has not overstayed her welcome at Siouxland animal Hospital, they love her there. But it is time for her to move into a foster home where she can have peace and quiet and continue her rehab. She has definitely not gotten the greenlight and will be going back in for a check up in three weeks. We are hoping that after having an FHO surgery on one leg and her broken femur plated on the other leg that will be it for surgeries. We will see how she heals, but may need one more surgery. Anyways, for now, she said goodbye to all of her friends at Siouxland and is now settling into her foster home. What an awesome girl. Thank you to all that support what we do. We can’t do it without you.❤️

ADOPTED Sheldon Sheldon is a 7-year-old male border collie mix. He was picked up as a stray so we don’t know his history, but how someone could let this dog go is the real mystery. He is calm, affectionate, smart (named Sheldon for his impressive IQ), and nicely trained. He knows sit, shake, down, stay, and he comes when called. He’s great on a leash and is perfectly house-trained. He’s also well behaved with other dogs and gets along with cats and even chickens. He loves to chase a ball or frisbee. Sheldon sometimes gets that border collie stare, with his head held low as he watches something intently, but he’s only curious. He might herd a flock of sheep if given a chance. If you’re looking for a mature, well-behaved dog that will fit seamlessly into your life, Sheldon is your guy. Please click on the link below to complete an adoption application. His adoption fee is $135. Noah's Hope Animal Rescue Adoption application link https://form.jotform.com/50308432400137 Please note: Sheldon is in a foster home and is available to meet by appointment only with an approved adoption application. Please call 712 253 8394 with any questions about our adoption process.

Where is Ryder's new family? We know they are out there somewhere!!! Please share so we can find this friendly, energetic boy a home! Ryder is a 9 month old Australian Shepherd mix. He came into rescue sick with Parvo. He bounced back quickly and is now available for adoption. Ryder loves everyone he meets, but can be a little vocal. He plays well with other dogs, but is not good with cats. He is working hard on potty training but likes to sneak away if not being supervised and will have an accident now and then. He is kenneled when his foster family goes to work and doesn't throw much of a fit if given some toys to chew on. He is neutered, vaccinated and has been microchipped. His adoption fee is $135. Click on the link below to complete an adoption application. Noah's Hope Animal Rescue Adoption application link https://form.jotform.com/50308432400137 Please note: Ryder is in a foster home and is available to meet by appointment only with an approved adoption application. Please call 712 253 8394 with any questions about our adoption process.

When fostering kittens... it is best to keep spare rolls of toilet paper on hand! Oh Clover!!!

Update….She is slowly reuniting with her babies. This is amazing. A couple videos in the comments. This was suggested by her veterinary Dr Johnson. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Bernadette would be the true definition of resilience! From all she has been through, today she walked out of the hospital and is on her road to recovering and brighter days. I will never figure out how they get through such hard times and bounce back with no grudges. Nothing short of amazing❤️❤️❤️ Thank you to her army. Sometimes it takes us all doing what we can do to save them. Even if it’s a simple thing like sharing or sending positive vibes. God bless you girl.

This morning I was told Derek woke up with a different look in his eyes. It was a look of strength, a look saying he was strong enough to be carried outside. So Shari his vet tech got someone to help her carry him out. (he’s an 80 pound puppy) When they got outside he took in a breath of fresh air, and then it was like he shook off his past and wagged his tail a bit. He even took a few steps. Today he was stronger than he has been since he was found. It appears his pain is now somewhat manageable. Dr. Saulsbury feels he can soon be placed into a foster home and receive the medical attention that he needs there. I’m not gonna lie I got choked up. This is what we all have been striving for. You either get bitter or you get better, he’s a warrior. What a day.❤️

Well, well, well, look who’s tail is starting to work! He is even standing for very short periods of time. Happy Saturday.❤️ Derek

It was a month ago that we brought this crippled little guy into our Noah’s Hope family. He could only walk on his elbows with his paws facing upward. First stop was Siouxland animal Hospital where Dr Johnson diagnosed him with Ricketts, mange, secondary bacterial infection, malnutrition and internal parasites. They named him Wags. Here is a testimony of Dr Johnson‘s work. She told us to put him on a good nutritious puppy food for Ricketts, medicated baths and antibiotics for the secondary bacterial infection, deworming for the internal parasites,and nexgaurd for the mange. So that’s what we did. Medicated baths, antibiotics, nutritious puppy food, NuVet Plus Multivitamins and special exercises. So here you have it Wags is no longer crippled, he is healthy, his hair has grown back in. I would say he is now a normal rambunctious puppy that is loving life. Thank you to everyone for your donations so we could get him everything he needed to live a normal life. Wags has one more treatment for mange on Wednesday and then he will be available for adoption. We are now taking applications.What a little love. https://form.jotform.com/50308432400137

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Thru the Eyes of Hope

One morning last month there was great anticipation at the shelter. One of the dogs up front heard the ACO call Sheila to see if she could get any dogs out to rescue; the shelter was over crowded, and she needed 8 empty kennels for the weekend. Everyone was so excited thinking they might get to go, everyone but me. I was afraid knowing this was probably my last chance, with my age and health. I had a large tumor in my mouth. I thought if my master no longer would care for me, why would a complete stranger? Sheila came to the shelter and came straight to the back where the big, hard-to-place dogs “like me” are. I hear her walking slowly, looking carefully at each dog, knowing what the rescue will or will not accept. I hear her say to the dog next to me, “It’s your lucky day.” I’m next; I sit up straight with my body pressed against the kennel door to make sure she sees me. She stops, I don’t want her to see that my mouth is bleeding from the tumor. She looks so sad; I think she is crying for me and the others that won’t leave here. She tells me she’s sorry and touches me through the kennel door. She moves on to the next kennel. I was terrified of what was next. I laid down and tried to figure out why I was here. I heard her coming back towards my kennel. She opened the door and said “Come Hope”. I couldn’t, my body was shaking too bad. She picked me up and said “Your coming home with me”. So this is what the mean when they say “In the arms of an angel”. -Brenda Iwen

This is based on a true story. Hope is the namesake of our rescue. She was rescued by Noah’s Hope Animal Rescue’s co-founder Sheila Copple and her husband Nick in 2007. Hope quickly became a loved family member of the Copple family and received the best of medical are including 5 separate surgeries trying to remove the tumor from her mouth. The surgeries were not completely successful as the tumor had grown into her jaw. After moving with the Copple family to Colorado, Hope passed away in 2010 leaving her parents completely heartbroken. Hope will always be loved, remembered and recognized as the reason we do what we do. The above was written in Hope’s honor by the rescues co-founder Brenda Iwen shortly after Hope was rescued.