Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

Hope Betty Lucille Moon Petie Tanner  Bethany's Babies -- Betty , Hope , Lucille , Moon , Petie , and Tanner !  Bethany's puppies are ready for adoption today at Nevada SPCA. You may recall Bethany's rescue in June.  She was tied up and abandoned behind a gas station.  She gave birth less than two days later.  Bethany raised her babies in a wonderful foster home. Bethany's puppies are now 3 months of age and spayed/neutered.  Betty , Hope , Lucille and Moon are girls.  Petie and Tanner are boys.  All four are loving and playful. Bethany remains with her foster family and they are planning on adopting her and one of her other babies! Bethany in June with her newborns, Lucille and Tanner We suspect the babies have at least three fathers. Lucille and Petie likely have the same father. Tanner is markedly different in breed make-up from his siblings, as is Moon . Here is a second picture of Moon ...

Update: Tanner was adopted on September 21st! Tanner glows with a jovial spirit. He is exceptionally handsome, friendly, outgoing, and athletic. Tanner is a Siberian Husky, neutered male, 3 years young. We rescued him from another shelter. He is in fine condition, but rail-thin and we are working on boosting his weight. Tanner enjoys other friendly dogs, at least those his size. Husky knowledge and/or experience is strongly preferred for his adoption. Please come meet him in our adoption courtyard today.

Update: Tanner was adopted on August 18th! Tanner is one of the rabbits we caught a backyard breeder trying to sell before Easter. The conditions were horrendous for the bunnies. The parents had allegedly turned all of the care and cleaning over to a pre-teen child, giving her adult responsibilities which were completely inappropriate to delegate to such a young kid. With us, Tanner has been blooming beautifully. He is now a very social bunny and enjoys human contact. He also has impeccable litter box skills and likes to keep his living areas tidy. Tanner is a Dutch & Dwarf mix, approximately one year young. We had him neutered and he is now ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA. In our extreme desert climate in southern Nevada, indoor-only living is a necessity for domesticated rabbits. Veterinarians who specialize in bunny care emphasize that rabbits prefer cool temperatures and should never be subjected to heat beyond 85 or 90 degrees. Tanner is one of more than 70 spayed/ne...