Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

"Adopt me and you will always know you're dearly loved." Juno is a hopeful young boy politely asking for your consideration.    He is a handsome blend (reportedly Border Collie & Bully), 1 year of age and neutered, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA .    Juno was at another shelter that ran out of space.    He is compatible with some dogs, but picky about which ones he likes.    We believe Juno has the temperament to be exceptional with mature kids.

Juno , an exceptionally affectionate youngster, heroically saved 7 motherless newborn kittens.  Today, she is spayed and ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA (www.nevadaspca.org), and we want to find her a home where she will be showered with cuddling and love. At the time of her rescue, Juno was pregnant.  She had only one kitten, who was stillborn.  When she returned from a veterinary hospital (for x-rays, to ensure no other kittens were inside her), Juno heard the cries of newborn motherless kittens being surrendered to us and began chirping and calling out for them.  Juno took exceptional care of the babies and lovingly raised them in a wonderful foster home.  Juno is very social and best suited for a home where she will get a great deal of companionship with people and cats.  She is a sandy brown tabby, 3 years of age. Please help find her a terrific forever home.

Juno is a loyal youngster, gorgeous and intelligent. But repeatedly losing her homes and families during her first year of life has taken a substantial toll, creating separation anxiety, because in her mind when you leave her alone you may disappear forever too. Please imagine how horrifying this must be to her, as she gives her whole heart and unconditional love to those who she cannot count on being around forever. In an experienced home though, Juno will shine and reach her full potential.  She is a Siberian Husky with stunning eyes, spayed girl, one year of age, reportedly compatible with cats and most larger dogs. A patient, understanding person with Husky knowledge and/or experience is needed for her.   She needs to complete housetraining (she is reportedly mostly housetrained), and a secure home and yard will keep her from escaping (which may seem fun to her, but is very dangerous).