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Emile

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Emile , a jubilant and radiant junior puppy, offers you a lifetime of smiles and unconditional devotion in exchange for a stable, loving forever home.  Emile is an Akita mix (curly-Q tail, body type), 9 months of age, now spayed and debuting for adoption at Nevada SPCA .  She was found abandoned in a park with no sign of responsible ownership.  Please puppy-proof your home and yard for her safety.

Da Vinci

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Da Vinci , brilliant and quirky, hopes someone wonderful can see his tremendous potential. He is a Toy & Chihuahua with a curly-Q tail, 2 years young, neutered boy, debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA . Da Vinci was at another shelter that asked for our help due to his violent past.  He is no-nonsense with strangers, assessing their intentions, but joyful with dogs and people he knows and trusts. Da Vinci is improving. His progress needs to continue with a hero who will provide a calm, stable, steady routine which he can flourish in.

Jasper

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Jasper is a little fellow, a youngster, with enormous personality and charisma!  One of the cutest things he does is rotate his head nearly upside down with a big grin when he sees people he knows approaching.  Jasper is 1 year of age, a small and unique blend of many breeds (with an underbite and curly-Q tail), good with other dogs, now neutered and debuting for adoption at Nevada SPCA.  He was at another shelter that ran out of space for him.

Mathieu

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Mathieu , an endearing and bashful junior puppy, yearns for your approval. Kind words of encouragement are very important to him. Mathieu is a handsome, medium-size Heinz 57 with Retriever & Ridgeback (including golden eyes, long body and curly-Q tail), 8 months of age, neutered boy, debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.    He is housetrained and compatible with cats, dogs, and older kids.    Mathieu needed us due to his previous owner's relocation.    Please puppy-proof your home and yard for his safety.

Hinata

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Hinata is good with kids and likes covering people he adores with doggie kisses.  He is a Shiba Inu mix (size, body type, curly-Q tail of a Shiba Inu),1 year young, neutered boy, debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  Hinata was not socialized with other dogs and gets agitated around them. For now, he needs a one-dog household, but with good future socialization we believe he could become accustomed to other friendly dogs.  We rescued Hinata from another shelter and his background is otherwise unknown.

Gregory & Gerald

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Gregory & Gerald , young brothers who love to dance and step up on your legs for attention, debut for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  They are slender Chihuahua mixes with curly-Q tails and Batman-shaped ears, 2 years of age, good with other dogs, and now neutered.  The boys were found roaming the streets with no sign of responsible ownership.  Gregory & Gerald are strongly bonded, together forever.

Monte

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Monte , 13, is still youthful and puppy-like in his zest for life.  He is a small (16 pounds) Heinz 57 with a curly-Q tail and bronze eyes, likely a blend of Chihuahua and other breeds, neutered boy, good with other dogs, ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA.  We rescued Monte from another shelter.  Please visit and ask for him by name.

Emma

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Emma is a lovable young girl eager to begin her new life.  She is a "Chug" mix (Chihuahua & Pug -- with a curly-Q tail), 1 year of age, spayed and debuting for adoption at Nevada SPCA.  Emma is both sporty and affectionate and great with other dogs.  She was at another shelter that ran out of space.

Wolfy

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You'll be smiling the second you meet this jovial, engaging youngster!  Wolfy has unique cuteness -- a volunteer mentioned he is like a little polar bear with a curly-Q tail -- perhaps a mix of Tibetan Terrier & Miniature Schnauzer.  Wolfy is 1 year of age, neutered, good with other dogs, housetrained, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.  He was at another shelter that asked for our help.  Wolfy apparently became homeless due to chewing a stairway rail.  (But chewing is natural and necessary, especially at this age, so the key is directing his chewing onto appropriate toys.)