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Tank

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Tank , full of vitality and kindness, is a young boy eager to love and be loved.  He is a Siberian Husky & Labrador mix, 2 years of age and neutered, good with cats & dogs & kids, housetrained & crate-trained, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA .  Tank needed us due to his previous owners' housing problems.

Ella's babies are ready for adoption!

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Crystal Hubble Luke Tank Tossy Ella's 5 babies -- Crystal , Hubble , Luke , Tank , and Tossy -- debut for adoption today at Nevada SPCA . Mom and babies were rescued earlier this fall. Ella raised and socialized her babies in a wonderful foster home. Ella is a Chinese Crested Powder Puff mix. Please see her picture below. The father of the babies is unknown, but appears to be a Yorkshire Terrier or Silky Terrier. Ella has already been spayed and adopted. Ella' s babies are 3 months of age, spayed/neutered, loving and playful. Please consider adopting a pair for lifelong companionship. Ella and newborns shortly after their September rescue.

Tank!

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Tank is 6 pounds of unconditional love!  He is a tiny, but plump, huggable boy who is full of character.  Tank is a Chihuahua, about 6 years of age, neutered, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  He likes being held and he gets along beautifully with other dogs.  Another shelter that was running out of space asked us to rescue him.

Can I be your devoted boy for life?

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Update: Tank was adopted on November 30th! Good with children of all ages, including toddlers, Tank is a cute youngster who is ready to join a loving family today. He is inquisitive, fun, and friendly.  He reportedly enjoys kong toys the most -- the kind of toys you stuff with treats or peanut butter that can keep him engaged for an hour or more. Tank is a medium-size, tri-color Heinz 57, most likely with Shepherd and Boxer.  He is neutered and approximately 2 years young. He is reportedly housetrained (with a doggie door). Tank was surrendered to us because his previous owners said they did not have enough room for him in their home.