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<blockquote data-quote="Flynn" data-source="post: 579964" data-attributes="member: 537"><p>That was the issue with me as well, I'd leave there half tempted to bring a kitten, dog and cat home everytime to our already full house of pets. That just made my time there more special as I cherished each day there with the different kinds of animals I dealt with. It also helped knowing that each and every one of them would eventually go to a great home. The vetting process there was the most stringent I've ever seen, N.O.A.H. doesn't advertise this but there's a 7 day waiting period for all prospective adopters. They run your name through the State criminal database along with a National database called the NCIC. Any abuse to animals, domestic violence, assault, murders, sex crimes, robbery and or terrorism/treason gets you disqualified. Kind of extreme but I'm sure well worth it. Things like forgery, theft and DUI's of that nature were usually looked at on a case by case basis.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Flynn, post: 579964, member: 537"] That was the issue with me as well, I'd leave there half tempted to bring a kitten, dog and cat home everytime to our already full house of pets. That just made my time there more special as I cherished each day there with the different kinds of animals I dealt with. It also helped knowing that each and every one of them would eventually go to a great home. The vetting process there was the most stringent I've ever seen, N.O.A.H. doesn't advertise this but there's a 7 day waiting period for all prospective adopters. They run your name through the State criminal database along with a National database called the NCIC. Any abuse to animals, domestic violence, assault, murders, sex crimes, robbery and or terrorism/treason gets you disqualified. Kind of extreme but I'm sure well worth it. Things like forgery, theft and DUI's of that nature were usually looked at on a case by case basis. [/QUOTE]

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