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Spanky & Tamrin reunited!

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Spanky & Tamrin are now reunited soul-mates, debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA. We rescued Spanky , a gentle 10-year-old Dachshund, from another shelter. Three days later the shelter called and said that young Tamrin , a 4-year-old Dachshund, had been crying for him for 3 straight days and stopped eating. We were shocked to learn that Spanky even had a partner and immediately agreed to rescue Tamrin so they could be reunited. We later learned that the pair had been confiscated from a home, suggesting they endured a terrible past and forged an especially strong bond by relying on each other for emotional support. Spanky & Tamrin are together forever and we ask for your help in finding them a wonderful, stable, loving forever home. 

Amos & Andi, soul-mates needing a hero.

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Amos Andi Amos & Andi are a well-mannered, docile pair, so strongly bonded that they cuddle and sleep in each others' arms and gently bathe each other daily.  They needed us when their previous owner passed away.  They are a boy and girl, reportedly 13 years of age, spayed/neutered, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  Amos & Andi get along fine with other cats and enjoy watching "cat TV" (looking out windows) from the safety and comfort of the indoors.  Please help us find Amos & Andi a hero for their twilight years.

Before & After -- two young Shih-Tzus recovering from extreme neglect.

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Marie & Mark, after being shaved down on June 7. Marie, on the day of her rescue, June 6. Mark, on the day of his rescue, June 6. Marie & Mark are not yet ready for adoption, but these angels are on the road to recovery from extreme neglect. They were thrown over a fence into someone's yard.  Fortunately, they did not end up with broken legs or other bones from the fall.  (If we determine the identity of their previous owners, we will, of course, be giving that information to authorities for animal abuse prosecution.) Their matting was so severe and filthy they could barely see.  This is neglect that has likely taken place over their entire lives.  We doubt they have ever been groomed or pampered until they arrived at Nevada SPCA. Marie is afraid of women, but she is letting men handle and give her nurturing care.  Mark is very bashful, but a bit more trusting of both women and men. Special thanks to all of you who donate to Neva...