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Ace , a handsome and hopeful Dachshund mix, is unrecognizable from when we rescued him 5 weeks ago.  A victim of abuse, he refused to let people touch him and his eyes were dulled, as if he had given up hope.  Ace is still afraid of strangers, but he's warming to people well and today he is able to debut for adoption at Nevada SPCA.  Ace is 4 years of age, neutered, and good with other dogs.  Please help find an experienced home where his progress will continue and he reaches his full loving potential.

We would love to bounce right into your life.

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Ace & Queen We honor the strong bonds of soul-mates by having them be adopted together, even though this usually results in them being more difficult to adopt.  But for many homeless animals, their soul-mate has been their rock through often difficult times, and the emotional consequences of breaking them up are too devastating. Ace & Queen would love to be treated and adored like royalty in a caring new home.  They are Miniature Pinschers, spayed/neutered, approximately 5 years of age. Both have a cute prance and spring in their step, along with being compatible with friendly cats and dogs and children.   At the time of rescue they were banished to living outdoors only, which is unacceptable, so your patience and guidance may be needed to help with completing housetraining. Ace & Queen are both on a special diet (fish-based food) for allergies, and Queen has a chronic dry eye needing daily drops. These regal little dogs have been with us for seve...

Ace of Hearts.

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Update: Ace was adopted on November 29th! We love Ace's magnificent smile. Wouldn't you look forward to coming home every day to see his heartfelt, bright eyes waiting at the door to welcome you back? Ace is a handsome blend of Rottweiler and Shar Pei.  He is neutered, about 4 years of age, and ready for adoption today. We rescued him from another shelter, so we have very little background information on him.  But it's clear he cherishes people. Ace may do best with some basic dog training.  He pulls when walking on the leash, seemingly unaware of his size and strength.