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Before & After -- Tia

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Tia, February 25 Tia, February 25 Tia, emaciated on January 9 From 57 pounds to 80 pounds in 6 weeks, thanks to premium probiotic food and loving care, Tia triumphantly debuts for adoption today at Nevada SPCA ! Tia is a young Mastiff mix making a remarkable recovery from starvation and cruelty. (She was at another shelter that asked for our help with her advanced care needs.) Tia is 2 years of age and spayed. Her ears were crudely maimed and cut off unevenly. She is healing emotionally too. At the time of rescue she hid from people in the back of her kennel. Now, she greets her caretakers with wagging tail and barks at them if they forget to tell her how sweet she is when they walk by.

Milan

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Milan is recovering from starvation and he is desperate to know what a loving home feels like. He is not used to people paying attention to him. We look in his eyes and he thinks he has done something wrong. But Milan is beginning to bloom. Other dogs around help him with feeling confident. He doesn't know how to walk on a leash, but if you kneel down and talk softly and look away, Milan will crawl to your lap to see if you will let him sit close to you. He is a slender, cute Border Collie mix, 1 year young, neutered boy, debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA .    Please share Milan's picture to help find a hero.

Stallion

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Stallion , gaining more weight and energy and hope every day, is recovering well from starvation. The sparkle is coming back in his eyes and he's now giving his caretakers doggie kisses. Stallion is a young and gentle boy, likely a blend of Greyhound & Great Dane & Labrador, 1 year of age, good with other large dogs, and now neutered and debuting for adoption at Nevada SPCA . He was found abandoned and emaciated in a park. We suspect he had not eaten a full meal in many days. Please share this post to help Stallion find a stable, loving home where he will never know desperate hunger or betrayal again.