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Thunderbird

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Thunderbird loves when you notice his charm! The more you react with smiles and good cheer, the more he keeps showing off and revealing his personality. He is a Rottweiler, 1 year of age, neutered, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA . Thunderbird was at another shelter that asked for our help. A previous owner apparently taunted him with toys (cruel deprivation) and violently disciplined him. Thunderbird worries that his toys and food will get stolen from him and that every correction is a potential traumatic experience. We believe in the goodness of this young boy. A very experienced, adult-only home can help him perceive humans in a different way with a steady lifestyle routine and kind home environment.

Yosemite

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Yosemite , a radiant Pomeranian, asks for a peaceful home where he will never be hurt again. He is 5 years of age, neutered, good with dogs, and debuting for adoption at Nevada SPCA. Yosemite was at another shelter that asked for our help due to his past abuse. He is terrified of someone picking him up or reaching for his face. If a very gentle person is patient with him, he will warm and let himself be brushed. Then, when trust develops, he likes rubbing his ears and face on that person's ankles, so happy he knows they are being kind and accepting. Since Yosemite can be nippy when fearful, an experienced, adult-only home is needed please.

Jupiter

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Jupiter , a sensitive young boy with tremendous loving potential, debuts for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  He is a Yorkshire Terrier mix, 1 year of age and neutered.  Jupiter is very timid and may get nippy when fearful. We believe he will adjust best with the guidance of a big sister or brother dog. Once Jupiter understands you are kind, he accepts your love and returns affection.  We saved him from another shelter that asked for our help due to his timidity.  Please help find Jupiter a very experienced, adult-only home where his progress with trust and socialization can continue.