Flo
Female, Adult
Turtle - Other
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Noah's Ark Rescue Project and Sanctuary
A PO Box 301, Uwchlan, PA 19480 rescue helping to find loving homes for dogs, cats, rabbits, small animals, birds, horses, reptiles, amphibians, and/or fish, farm-type animals.
Pets at Noah's Ark Rescue Project and Sanctuary
- Any
- Dogs
- Cats
- Reptiles, Amphibians, and/or Fish
- Any
- Baby
- Puppy
- Kitten
- Young
- Adult
- Senior
- Any
- Male
- Female
Eddie
Male, Senior
Turtle - Other
Yelanor
Female, Adult
Turtle - Other
Ruby
Female, Adult
Iguana
Teddy
Male, Adult
Domestic Shorthair
Milky Way
Female, Adult
Turtle - Other
Baby Ruth
Female, Adult
Turtle - Other
Heath
Male, Adult
Turtle - Other
Antonio
Male, Adult
American Staffordshire Terrier
Robin
Male, Adult
Domestic Shorthair
Penny
Female, Young
Labrador Retriever
Orsen
Male, Adult
American Staffordshire Terrier
/ American Pit Bull Terrier
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Areas Noah's Ark Rescue Project and Sanctuary Serves
Delaware Valley, Lehigh Valley, Philadelphia, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware
Noah's Ark Rescue Project and Sanctuary's Adoption Process
1. Submit Application
2. Approve Application
3. Home Check
4. Meet the Pet
5. Sign Adoption Contract
6. Pay Fee
7. Take the Pet Home
NARPS adoption fees (as of 05/18):
8 weeks - 6 months: $400
6-12 months: $300
12 months-5 Years: $250
Pitbulls (over 1 year): $150
Seniors: $75- free
Cats and Kittens: $125-$250
8 weeks - 6 months: $400
6-12 months: $300
12 months-5 Years: $250
Pitbulls (over 1 year): $150
Seniors: $75- free
Cats and Kittens: $125-$250
About Noah's Ark Rescue Project and Sanctuary
Noah's Ark Rescue Project and Sanctuary (NARPS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal welfare organization which is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming animals in need, as well as educating the public on important issues, and implementing low cost vaccination and sterilization clinics. Our goal is to address vital contributing factors which lead to the overpopulation of domesticated pets. Overbreeding and overpopulation directly affects the number of animals who find themselves in shelters and in need of rescuing. NARPS is currently operating mainly as a foster based program, with ambitions to eventually have a facility to house for our rescues. We are not a breed or species specific rescue, At NARPS, big & small, hooves & paws, we rescue them all!