Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

Portrait set being used at Saturday's Family, Fur & Fun Festival. Please be sure to join us this Saturday for a family-friendly, pet-friendly event the whole family will love!  Free admission and free parking too! The 5th Annual Family, Fur & Fun Festival is Saturday, October 8th, from 10am-3pm at Exploration Peak Park in Mountain's Edge.  Highlights include kids earning Animal Hero Badges by participating in fun, educational activities while they learn about animals and their care, as well as $5 microchip IDs on-site courtesy of Aloha Animal Hospital, rescued dogs for adoption from Nevada SPCA, and so much more.  Each year approximately 6,000 animal lovers of all ages attend, many with their dogs (on leash), to celebrate animal rescue and enjoy a day in the park. A top draw at the Festival each year is Pet'ographique's professional pet portraits.  The sample image above is the portrait set Pet'ographique chose for this year's festival, and it i...

We believe that micro-chipping your companion animals is an act of love that will help keep them safe. You may remember reading about John John, the dog featured on this site earlier this month, who was homeless in Brooklyn, New York.  His microchip ID saved his life, as it traced back to Nevada SPCA since he had been adopted from us. Every day, microchip IDs help lost animals get immediately returned to their owners. One of the most popular features of the annual Family, Fur & Fun Festivals is the $5 microchip ID booth, courtesy of Aloha Animal Hospital.  All healthy companion animals are welcome, the microchip IDs are implanted on-site, and the whole process takes only a few minutes. We hope to see you Saturday! What: 4th Annual Family, Fur & Fun Festival When: Saturday, October 2nd, 10am-4pm Where: Exploration Peak Park in Mountain's Edge, 9700 S. Buffalo (SE corner at Blue Diamond) Free Admission

Nevada SPCA is offering a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person (or persons) killing and mutilating cats in the Mountain's Edge neighborhood. Please report any tips, leads, or suspicious behavior directly to Clark County Animal Control at 702-455-7710 . Please urge family, friends, and co-workers to keep their cats strictly indoors.