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There's a reason for my especially brilliant smile.

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Boomer is a radiant young Foxhound mix debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  He is about 2 years of age, a neutered boy, reportedly housetrained and fine with other friendly dogs.  We believe Boomer has been the victim of abuse, but he has tremendous loving potential and we're seeking an experienced home for his continuing emotional recovery.  We rescued Boomer from another shelter with literally moments to spare.  He was all frowns initially, but he is now giving us his brilliant smiles and we're so happy to see his new-found vitality!

I will try every day to be a shining light in your life.

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Update: Boomer was adopted on June 17th! Some media periodically report improvements in the economy, indicating that the home foreclosure crisis may be coming to an end. But this is not our experience. Instead, we continue seeing increases in animals in need due to home foreclosures. For example, Boomer is a magnificent youngster who needed us when his previous owner lost the family home. He is a fun, friendly, goofy boy, full of innocence. Boomer is a Yellow Labrador Retriever, neutered male, just 2 years of age, and he is debuting for adoption today. He loves everyone. We know he is good with other dogs and he is reportedly compatible with cats and kind children of all ages too. Please visit Nevada SPCA and ask for Boomer by name.

I need a quieter lifestyle with lots of cuddling.

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Update: Boomer was adopted on December 19th! Boomer is a quiet-natured senior with a heart of gold. He is a Pomeranian, neutered male, at least 10-12 years of age. He is available for adoption today at Nevada SPCA. Boomer needed us because his previous owner is very ill with cancer. She did the best she could to care for him as long as possible, but she was no longer able to give him the basic care he needs. Boomer has been loved very much and he enjoys being held and cuddled. Boomer is good with other calm dogs, ideally seniors like himself, and he is reportedly housetrained too. Besides ongoing grooming care, please consult your veterinarian for guidance on future dental care. We had his teeth cleaned but more work is expected to be needed in the years to come.