Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

Mindy and Redford , survivors of horrific abandonment, debut for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.    Both are gentle, pensive, and sweet, 3 months of age and now spayed/neutered. They have spent the past month in a loving foster home for socialization and nurturing care. At the time of rescue, they were found in an abandoned cardboard box, duct-taped shut, with their mother, in serious heat distress. Their mother, Irma , survived too, and she will be ready for adoption later this month. Please share Mindy's and Redford's pictures to help them find a responsible, indoor-only home where they will be treasured forever.

Mindy and 30 more rescued kittens so far today need loving foster homes please!    A rescued pregnant cat expected to give birth this month also needs loving foster care. If you can help, please visit Nevada SPCA in person and ask for Lauren. Irma is Mindy's mom. She was found in an abandoned, taped-up cardboard box with airholes. Irma gave birth a few hours after her rescue. Her babies, Mindy and Redford , are now about 10 weeks of age and need more foster care for approximately 3-4 weeks. Irma is safe too and awaiting her spay surgery and then she will be ready for adoption.

Update: Redford was adopted on February 27th! Redford did not stand a chance fending for himself in a park. He is only a baby, and tame rabbits of all ages are virtually helpless prey to the coyotes, who are effectively lured into neighborhood parks because of people who ignorantly or cruelly abandon their bunnies outdoors. Redford is one of the very few domestic rabbits fortunate to survive outdoor abandonment. A kind person caught him and brought him to Nevada SPCA for care (he was approaching starvation). Redford is an exceptionally handsome Dwarf mix, about 7 months of age. He is now neutered and ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA. He craves affection and attention, but being picked up scares him. You can ask for Redford by name at Nevada SPCA. He is one of more than 70 spayed/neutered rabbits for adoption today. He needs and requires an indoor lifestyle where he is a loved member of the family.