Seniors like me offer a world of unconditional love too.

Update: Shorty was adopted on June 28th!

We hear almost every day from wonderful people who have adopted senior animals, most expressing deep joy for their decisions to share their hearts and homes with those who others too often overlook based on age alone.

So please consider the emotional and loving rewards of adopting seniors and special needs animals. Our no-kill work is based on the premise that all healthy, friendly animals (or those we can make healthy and friendly by exhausting all reasonable options) can and will find forever homes.

We rescued Shorty, a senior Maltese, from another shelter. He is a neutered male, sports expressive eyes, and he is approximately 12 years of age.

Devoted and affectionate, Shorty enjoys "shadowing" those he bonds with and being with them as much as possible.

We discovered that he is bilingual -- he responds to basic commands and words in both English and Spanish.

Please plan on regular grooming care for Shorty and budget extra accordingly.

Shorty debuts for adoption today. Please visit Nevada SPCA and ask for him by name.

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