Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

Gunner is a thoughtful young boy who longs to feel accepted. He just wants to belong to someone who will love and appreciate him.  Gunner is good with kids and may be compatible with friendly dogs too.  He is a Staffordshire Bull Terrier mix, 3 years of age and neutered, debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  Gunner was found on the streets with an old leg injury and no sign of responsible ownership.

Gunner is a noble, smart, and alert young Australian Kelpie mix who needs someone to dearly love and devote himself to.    He is compatible with dogs and kids, and housetrained too. Gunner is 2 years of age, neutered, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.    We rescued him from another shelter that asked for our help.    Please visit and ask for Gunner by name.

Update: Gunner was adopted on November 19th! Abandoned in a foreclosed home, Gunner had nothing to do for weeks on end but try to forget about his hunger and wonder when his previous family would return to save him from starvation. Of course, they never came.  But a caring neighbor stepped up to help him and get him into a rescue program. Gunner is making a slow, steady recovery, and this progress will need to continue in his new home.  Traumatized by the abandonment, isolation, and starvation, his eyes were dulled with that glazed, heartbreaking look that we see so often. He is a soulful, good-looking Chesapeake Bay Retriever with a handsome, wavy coat the breed is famous for.  He is neutered, approximately 3 years of age, and debuting for adoption today. Gunner is fine with some dogs, but be sure to bring your current dog(s) to meet him in our adoption courtyard to ensure he is compatible with the whole family. Please adopt Gunner and show him that humans...

Update: Gunner was adopted on February 9th! Gunner is so full of good cheer and a zest for life that his fun-loving nature beams and glows from his ready smiles. He is most likely a Rhodesian Ridgeback mix. He is neutered, just a year of age, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA. Besides enjoying other dogs, Gunner reportedly loves kind children and he is housetrained (with a doggie door). Gunner needed us because his previous owner felt he was too destructive. But this very social boy was admittedly banished to the garage at night, bored to tears, so it is no surprise if he looked for things to chew to console his loneliness. Adopt Gunner, or any other companion animal for that matter, only if you can make him an integral member of your family, and please include him in activities and let him live predominantly indoors with you.