Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

Natasha , a docile girl, treasures peaceful moments at your side.  She is a gorgeous tortie point Siamese with crystal blue eyes, 8 years of age and spayed, good with other cats, and ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA .  Natasha was surrendered for no fault of her own ("I am not a cat person," her previous owner said).  Please visit and ask for Natasha by name.

Colin Drake Natasha with two of her babies shortly after their April rescue Colin and Drake , shining baby boys, are ready to join loving, forever homes.  You may recall the 35 Blond Angels (White Shepherd & Yellow Labrador mixes) rescued in the spring from owners convicted of animal cruelty.  Colin and Drake were just days old at the time.  We placed them in a wonderful foster home with their mother, Natasha , and their two other siblings, for nurturing care and socialization.  Colin and Drake are now 3 months of age, neutered, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA (www.nevadaspca.org).  ( Natasha needs more time to recover from her spay surgery and she will be ready too in the days to come.  The foster family adopted Colin's and Drake's siblings.) More information on the April 19 rescue of Blond Angels.

Of the more than 70 rescued, spayed/neutered rabbits for adoption at Nevada SPCA, approximately half are bonded pairs like Gustav & Natasha . Social animals, bunnies generally need and prefer the companionship of their own kind. Gustav , a Mini Rex neutered male, and Natasha , an English Spot & Dwarf mix spayed female, are approximately 18 months of age. We rescued them from another shelter. These two generally stay side-by-side, with faces close, most of the day. We honor the strong bonds like these and require them to be adopted together for lifelong companionship. Please ask for Gustav & Natasha by name at the Nevada SPCA front desk at the headquarters. If you have a single bunny who needs a brother or sister, please ask for Brandi and she will help set up a "bunny date". (Please note that your rabbit needs to be spayed/neutered prior to the introduction.)