Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

Rex is an athletic baby boy who loves leaping and climbing up cat trees, then resting at the top on a perch where he can survey all of the human activity in the room.  He is a good-looking orange tabby kitten, 5 months of age and neutered, good with other cats, and ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA .  Rex was surrendered because a previous family member was believed to be allergic to him.  Please visit and ask for Rex by name.

Rex , a regal junior kitten, enjoys bonding with children, adults, cats, and dogs.  He is a Maine Coon, 8 months of age, now neutered and ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA.  Please kitten-proof your home for his safety.  Rex needed us when his previous owners moved away without him.

Rex is a very gentle soul, an older boy who is worried about who is going to love him during his twilight years.  (His previous owner reportedly moved out of state and left him behind with a family member.)  Rex is a gold & white Labrador Retriever & Sporting Dog mix, about 9 years of age, neutered, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA. He is reportedly housetrained and fine with dogs and mature kids.  Please help us find a hero for Rex .

Don't even try to resist the great charm of Tennessee Williams , a young Rex bunny available for adoption at Nevada SPCA. We love his inquisitive nature and how he craves gentle ear rubs and fresh daily greens and veggies. Tennessee Williams has come a long way in a short time.  He is friendly and healthy now, but at the time of rescue he was struggling to survive on his own in a golf course, in poor condition and infested with ticks. Please visit our new Lovebugs Room and ask for him by name.  He is one of 90 rescued, spayed/neutered bunnies awaiting loving, forever homes.

Update: Hank & Talulah were adopted on October 8th! We try every day to dispel the myth of the lone rabbit who wants to live alone in a small cage. Most bunnies are very social and do best with a life partner, including Hank & Tallulah . At the time of their rescues, Hank was living in a car in the sweltering heat, and Tallulah was at another shelter. After their rescues, their foster mom carefully bonded them together after they were spayed and neutered, and they took to each other instantly. We often find them now cuddled up together. Both are about 2 years young. Hank is a Rex, neutered male, and Tallulah is a Dutch & Harlequin mix spayed female. Beyond their strong bond for one another, this friendly pair has plenty of love to share with you too. Please visit and ask for them today in our new Lovebugs Room for rabbits, guinea pigs, gerbils, and hamsters.

Update: Bette Davis was adopted on November 10th! Bette Davis has legendary good looks, and she sure knows it. She is affectionate, but on her own terms, of course. Bette Davis is a Rex mix with a gorgeous coat and expressive ears. She is spayed, approximately 3 years of age, and available for adoption today at Nevada SPCA. While she is an opinionated girl, she also has a heart of gold. We believe she will be an exceptional companion in a quieter, experienced home. We rescued her from another shelter. Bette Davis and Nevada SPCA's other rescued rabbits all require indoor living for their safety and protection and so that they can be proper members of their new adopted families.

Phineas is an exceptionally good-looking and sweet young bunny available for adoption today at Nevada SPCA. He is a Mini Rex with gold-brown coloring and the softest coat. He is neutered and about 2 years of age. Phineas has a warm, gentle demeanor. He loves being petted tenderly. We rescued him after he was abandoned by his previous owner at a veterinary clinic. Phineas is one of more than 70 spayed/neutered rabbits for adoption at Nevada SPCA. Each needs and deserves an indoor lifestyle where they can become members of the family.

Update: Jett was adopted on July 22nd! Jett is a young loverboy bunny. He loves to be held and he adores people. He is a black Rex rabbit with silver marten coloring, neutered male, less than one year of age. We rescued Jett from another shelter where he ran out of time. He is one of more than 30 bunnies who we have rescued just since Easter! Despite all the progress we and others have made in trying to educate people about the needs of rabbits, we continue to see mass dumping of "Easter bunnies" each summer. You can meet and adopt Jett today in the Rabbit & Guinea Pig Rescue Room at Nevada SPCA.