Knoahs Ark Pet Rescue (702)808-4605
Knoah's Ark does not receive public funding, therefore we rely solely on charitable contributions from the public.
Your tax-deductible donations can be done by clicking the "Make a Donation" link below or you can mail it: 777 E. Quartz Ave. PMB 7017, Sandy Valley, NV 89019.
All donations collected are used to help these beautiful animals to provide them with the love, tender care, necessary medical treatment and safe housing they need until they find a forever home. Your generosity, kindness and support is greatly needed and appreciated!
SPONSOR
If you are not able to adopt from us, you can sponsor a dog for as little as $25 a month. You can either choose any dog or we could pick one for you. $25 covers food and housing for a dog each month. Sponsoring a dog even makes a wonderful gift. You can sponsor a dog by clicking the "Make a Donation" link or sending your check to 777 E. Quartz Ave. PMB 7017 Sandy Valley, NV 89019. If you choose to use the donation link then please put the name of the dog and the sponsor in the comments area. If you donate your sponsorship through the mail, please put a little note with the check. For more information please e-mail knoahsarkpetrescue@yahoo.com
Red's story!
Red was a seven month old Rottweiler with a broken hip.The owners had a young family and were evicted from their home. We raised the funds to operate on Red and brought him back to our sanctuary to recover. Two months later Red's other hip fractured. It was then we realized he was the product of a puppy mill and the horrible inbreeding that weakened his bones. With great difficulty we raised the funds for a second surgery and after many months of rehabilitation Red is doing great and has a new family to love.
Red was a seven month old Rottweiler with a broken hip.The owners had a young family and were evicted from their home. We raised the funds to operate on Red and brought him back to our sanctuary to recover. Two months later Red's other hip fractured. It was then we realized he was the product of a puppy mill and the horrible inbreeding that weakened his bones. With great difficulty we raised the funds for a second surgery and after many months of rehabilitation Red is doing great and has a new family to love.
Click here to see our ADOPTABLE ANIMALS 
