Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

Gypsy , a brokenhearted sweetheart, needs someone to love.  Her previous owner passed away and she does not understand what has happened.  Gypsy is a kind girl, a Shih-Tzu, 6 years of age and spayed, housetrained, good with other dogs, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA .

Gypsy overflows with joy when she knows you are happy with her.  She is a luminous young Whippet mix with a graceful prance, 1 year young, spayed, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  Gypsy is housetrained and good with kids and dogs.  She needed us due to her previous owner's apartment pet policy.  Please visit and ask for Gypsy by name.

Update: Gypsy was adopted on February 11th! Feeling so lost, and that there must be some mistake with her becoming homeless, Gypsy cries and whines, her heart badly broken. Unfortunately, there was no mistake.  Without explanation, her previous owner surrendered her to a government-funded shelter.  When space ran out, we rescued her from there and brought her into the safety of Nevada SPCA. Gypsy does not yet feel safe, but we are working hard to reassure her that her future will be bright and her days of fear can be over. Gypsy is a lovely Golden Retriever mix, spayed girl, 4 years of age.  She has an independent nature, at least at the moment, but undoubtedly a heart of gold too.   She is fine with most sweet dogs. Please adopt her and show her that humans can make lifetime commitments to those they love and who need them.

Update: Gypsy was adopted on September 3rd! Gypsy is still a baby, but you can already see the wisdom in her eyes. She is a gorgeous puppy and she beams with joy. Gypsy is a Shepherd mix and we expect her to grow to large size. She is spayed, about 6 months young, and debuts for adoption today. Please take precautions to make your home and yard safe for her. Gypsy likes other dogs, especially playful ones like her. She needed us due to her previous owner's financial collapse.

Update: Gypsy was adopted on February 5th! Gypsy's heart of gold is buried beneath a very bashful exterior. Even to take this portrait she was terrified, her eyes darting to the floor, hoping we would just put her back in her kennel. Gypsy's awakening to loving care, and the blooming of her personality, will require the nurturing, gentle touch of a tender person (or couple). She had apparently given up on humans years ago. And no wonder, they just used her for breeding and denied her even basic socialization. Gypsy's path to adjusting and trusting though may be greatly aided by another dog, a 'big brother' or 'big sister' to help guide her in her new home. There are no instant fixes for Gypsy, but for those who enjoy nurturing a delicate soul to self-esteem, her potential is tremendous. Gypsy debuts for adoption today.

Update: Gypsy was adopted on January 7th! Gypsy enjoys hiking and playing fetch. She loves being included in as many outings and activities with you as possible. She is a Chesapeake Bay Retriever, spayed female, approximately 4 years of age. Gypsy is housetrained and knows basic training commands. She is reportedly used to being around older, mature kids. Gypsy lost her home after attacking two small dogs (but the circumstances of this incident are unknown). We know she is fine with dogs her size, but to err on the safe side she should not have any access whatsoever to small dogs and cats. Please note too that she is wary of adult men who she is not familiar with, so be sure not to ask too much of her around strangers. Gypsy is available for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.