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They forgot about me and hurt me. But I hoped they would return to save me.

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Vera had been left behind in an abandoned house for an unknown period of time without food or water.  A neighbor discovered she was inside and was able to gain access and rescue her.  Vera is elated now to be in the comfort of air-condition and eating regularly-scheduled meals and treats.  She is a beautiful cream tabby with a ringed tail and golden eyes, 1 year young, now spayed and ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA. Special thanks to Pet'ographique for this compelling portait to help Vera find a loving, forever home.

Our personalities differ greatly, but we are sisters and soul-mates.

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Update: Vera & Lilly were adopted on September 14th! These stunningly beautiful young girls, Vera & Lilly , needed us due to their previous owner's financial hardship. The sisters are Siamese and Snowshoe mixes, spayed, 18 months of age, declawed, and so strongly bonded that it would be cruel to separate them. But while Vera , left, is outgoing and yearns for your affection, Lilly is quite bashful and enjoys hiding and finding dark, quiet places where she feels safe. With your patience and tenderness, Lilly will emerge some from her shell, but she may never be as engaging as her sister. Nevertheless, her gentle spirit is beautiful in its own right, and shy or not, she can make a wonderfully loving companion too. Medium-hairs, they will need weekly brushing, so please plan accordingly. Please also be sure to keep them safely indoors with you for their protection. Adopt Vera & Lilly and they will warm your heart during their lifetimes, and beyond.

They were dangerously reckless with our lives.

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Update #2: Alice was updated on July 24th! Update: Alice remains available for adoption. Flo, Mel, Tommy, and Vera were adopted on July 23rd! A box in a grocery store parking lot on a hot summer day. The sign on it said: "Free to good homes." Inside, Mel (pictured here) and his brothers and sisters, yipping and panting, awaiting their fates. Heat stroke and exhaustion claims lives every summer when people try to hand away animals to strangers in store parking lots and parks. Of course, that is only one of many dangers to animals who are discarded like that. We rescued the puppies and placed them in a very caring foster home to recover from the heat and receive gentle care and socialization. All began to thrive, and survived. Mel and his siblings have now been spayed and neutered and they are ready for adoption into loving, forever homes. They are Chocolate Labrador Retriever puppies, approximately 3 months of age. They can be adopted separately, but please consider adopt...