Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

Logan is a jubilant youngster who enjoys bonding with kids and playing fetch.  He is a large Yellow Labrador Retriever, 2 years of age, neutered boy, debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  Logan needed us due to his previous owner's declining health.  An active lifestyle routine is ideal for this sporty boy.

Logan has the brightest eyes for his future and his whole body wiggles with joy when it's time for a meal or a walk.  This sporty boy has made a terrific recovery from abuse thanks to socialization from dedicated volunteers and staff.  Logan is a large blend of many breeds and naturally clad in a tuxedo, about 7-8 years of age, neutered, and awaiting adoption at Nevada SPCA.  Logan adores people, but he still cannot be around other dogs.  Please help find him a one-dog household where he will only see the best of human nature.

Logan loves playing football and soccer.  He briskly trots beside one of our volunteers who takes him on bike rides and he keeps a huge smile on his face.  It has taken us months to help him overcome abuse and now Logan is triumphantly debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  Logan is reportedly a Labrador Retriever & Akita mix, about 5 years of age, neutered, housetrained, crate-trained, and fine with some female dogs.  We are so pleased to now see his spirit uplifted and the sparkle in his eyes!  Enormous thanks to the volunteers who have been diligently working with him and helping him believe in humans again.

Logan , one of the happiest and most carefree dogs in the shelter, is also, inexplicably, one of our longest residents.  He enjoys dogs, adores people, and he is reportedly good with cats and children too, plus housetrained.  Logan yearns for a loving home and Pet'ographique beautifully captured his appeal for renewed consideration.  Logan is a Jack Russell Terrier, neutered boy, 7 years of age, with impaired vision in his left eye from an old eye infection, awaiting adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  Please come meet Logan !

We adore Logan and find him endearing and incredibly lovable. But his heart was broken when his previous owner passed away and the surviving family brought him to us.  He is coming out of the depression well, thanks to staff and volunteers showering him with good cheer and encouragement. Logan is a well-behaved Jack Russell Terrier, neutered boy, about 6 years of age.  Besides getting along well with other dogs, he is reportedly housetrained (with a doggie door) and compatible with cats and children.  For his allergies, please keep Logan on a fish & potato diet. Logan debuts for adoption today.  He has unconditional love to share with you.

Update: Logan was adopted on August 21st! Logan has a guilty pleasure -- he LOVES cheetos! After rescuing him from another shelter, one of our staff members was driving him to Nevada SPCA. He demanded to share the chips she was snacking on and could not get enough of them. Logan is a Pekingese, neutered male, 2 years young, debuting for adoption today. He is exceptionally affectionate, full of kisses. Besides adoring people, Logan enjoys other sweet dogs. He needs regular professional grooming care, so please budget extra accordingly. Pekingese knowledge and/or experience is preferred for his adoption. He has an old eye injury, but does not need medications at this time.

Update 4: Lucas was adopted on December 5th! Update 3: Lil' Beth was adopted on December 3rd! Update 2: Linus was adopted on November 28th! Update 1: Logan was adopted on November 27th! Lucas (pictured here) and his sister Lil' Beth, and brothers Linus and Logan, are nicknamed " The Sweet Retriever Puppies " due to their very affectionate natures. They are Retriever mixes and could grow to large size. They are spayed/neutered and approximately 7 months of age. The Sweet Retriever Puppies needed us because they were in a rescue group which had to close its doors due to the economy. They can be adopted separately, but please consider adopting a pair for lifelong love and companionship. They debut for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.