Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

  June's broken heart has been steadily mending, thanks to companionship with other cats, volunteers, and her caretakers. Her previous owner passed away and she does not understand what happened. June is a large, 24-pound sweetheart with captivating eyes, 8 years of age and spayed, and ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA .    She likes napping under blankets, climbing cat towers, and snuggling with people and cats.

Buggy's broken heart is mending and he's beginning to become hopeful again. (His previous owner went into hospice.)  Buggy is a Longhair Dachshund mix with a very sweet and humble disposition.  He is neutered, good with dogs and mature kids, and ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA.

Van Dyke's heart is so broken we feared he had lost the will to live. (We rescued him from another shelter after officers had to confiscate him from his previous home.) Van Dyke is accepting kindness and his appetite is improving. We housed him with another dog for friendship and this immediately changed his posture for the better. Van Dyke is also bonding well with the staff and volunteers. We believe he can emerge from the depression at any time. Van Dyke is 1 year young, a Shepherd & Yellow Labrador mix, neutered boy, debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.

Sierra was found in the middle of a Vegas road sitting closely beside the body of a deceased dog, presumed to be her sister.  She had no sign of responsible ownership (no ID tag, no microchip ID, not spayed).  Sierra is a calm-natured girl and as a volunteer noted, "she has human-like eyes that have seen too much".  Please help us find a gentle and responsible home for her, ideally becoming a canine sister to another dog who is lonely.  Sierra is a Chihuahua, about 6 years of age and now spayed.

Fiona is a gorgeous young Lynx Point Siamese mix, 3 years of age, previously declawed, now spayed and ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA.  She is drawn to gentle people for affection, but she guards her broken guard against further pain.  (Her previous owners got rid of her on their way to the airport.)  Fiona will bloom again once she understands she is in a stable, responsible home environment.  She is fine with most cats.  Special thanks to Pet'ographique for showcasing Fiona in this wonderful portrait.