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Alvin

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Alvin is a calm-natured, soulful boy who needs someone to love.    He is a Cockapoo, 4 years of age, good with other dogs, now neutered and debuting for adoption at Nevada SPCA. At the time of rescue a man witnessed Alvin being hit by a car and rushed him to us for emergency care. Miraculously, Alvin had no broken bones, just shock and soft tissue injuries.

Elsie needs a foster hero please.

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Elsie's remarkable survival and ongoing recovery. Post 1 of 2 this morning of dogs surviving perilous starvation and ready for nurturing foster homes to continue their recoveries. Elsie can now lift her head and even stand up for short periods of time without assistance. She is exceptionally docile and grateful for every single bit of kindness and reassurance. At the time of rescue Elsie was found so emaciated she could not even sit up. We rushed her to an animal hospital and she received intravenous fluids for several days while curled up in a soft dog bed. Elsie is now eating wet food and drinking water on her own. She cannot yet walk.     Elsie's recovery will take many weeks and we believe she will recover best in a peaceful, comfortable home environment. If you can foster Elsie , please visit Nevada SPCA in person and ask for DJ. Or please share this to post to help find her a foster hero. Thank you. Elsie , 10...

Foster heroes needed for 8 rescued motherless kittens!

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Jerry Chris Brandon Jerry , Chris , and Brandon are 3 of the 8 rescued motherless kittens who need foster homes until they are old enough to be spayed/neutered.  Please visit Nevada SPCA in person before 5pm and ask for Lonnie if you can help. Jerry was witnessed in the street being run over by a car.  We rushed him to a veterinary hospital.  Though in severe shock from the trauma, miraculously, x-rays showed no bones had been broken and his injuries were limited to bruising across his body. Chris and Brandon were heard crying for help under a bush in someone's backyard, with no sign of their mother. More about foster parenting. Thank you for helping us reach heroes by sharing the animals' pictures and stories!