Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

  Thank you Angel & Dan, Lizzy's new parents, for sharing these pictures and details: "We have been calling her Littles - because she's just so darn tiny - and she has settled right in with her new family! She's very sweet, loves her fur-brothers and sisters and wants nothing more than to be on your lap or sleeping under the covers with us. She loves her belly rubbed for sure! We just wanted you to know that this little girl is happy and we are lucky to have her in our lives!"

Lizzy , 12, coos in your arms when you hold her like a baby and reassure her that she's safe.    This tiny, 6-pound angel, rescued from another shelter that asked for our help, debuts for adoption today at Nevada SPCA . She adores dogs and people. Lizzy was born without a bottom jaw. She has a hearty appetite and eats soft/wet food in a unique way she has perfected her entire life. Lizzy's veterinarians said there is no sign of her suffering.    Please share her pictures to help find Lizzy a gentle and compassionate hero.

Lizzy is a vibrant young 8-pound girl, breathtakingly adorable, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  She is a Shih-Tzu & Yorkshire Terrier mix, 1 year of age, spayed, and good with other sweet dogs.  Lizzy needs regular professional grooming, so please budget accordingly.  Lizzy's past is mostly unknown.  She was at another shelter and had infections in both ears.  We rescued her and had her ears treated.  She is now ready for a wonderful new home and we never want her to worry about becoming homeless or rejected again.

Joey & Lizzy   Joey & Lizzy are precious, affectionate babies, brother and sister. They were born and raised in a foster home.  They are now 3 months of age, spayed/neutered, and ready for adoption into loving, forever homes. We rescued their mother, and named her Kay .  She was on the streets and gave birth just 5 days after being rescued.  Kay , pictured below, has already been spayed and adopted. Joey & Lizzy are Chihuahua mixes and all indications are that they will remain small like their mom.  Please carefully puppy-proof your home and yard for their safety and protection. Both pups are very social, so we prefer that they get adopted together or go to a home with another dog they can bond with. Kay, mother to Joey & Lizzy