Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

Update: Aries was adopted on October 15th! At the time of rescue, Aries had a large, infected forehead wound. We are not sure how she was injured, but we know she was beaten in her previous home. We have been working with her for many weeks now and she is still head-shy with us and leery that she may get struck again. We had her wound treated and cleaned and stitched up. Now, it's time for her heart to heal. Aries is a gorgeous Siberian Husky, spayed, and approximately 7 years of age. She has expressive, bright blue eyes and a jolly personality is beginning to emerge. Siberian Husky knowledge and/or experience is strongly preferred. Aries is ready for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.

Update: Glacier was adopted on May 28th! Glacier is an exceptionally cute and adorable Siberian Husky puppy. He is neutered and approximately 3-4 months of age. He lost his home due to something outside of his control, and probably temporary. Like many puppies, he "piddles" (releases small amounts of urine) when overly excited or nervous. This is involuntary, so it is absolutely critical not to punish or scold him for it. Veterinarians generally agree that full bladder control comes at approximately 6 months of age for most dogs. Glacier debuts in Adoptions today. An owner with Siberian Husky knowledge and/or experience is strongly preferred, along with a 100% commitment to dog obedience training.