Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

Update: Hope was adopted on December 19th! This gorgeous little girl was following one of our staff on a recent evening on the walking trails in Henderson. It was clear she had an inquisitive, adventurous nature, as if a young kitten, but she was in danger of being struck by a bike or vehicle. We traced her microchip ID, learned her name is Hope , and contacted her registered owner. But her previous owner said that Hope was so difficult to keep indoors that she decided to not reclaim her, instead releasing Hope to us to find a new home. Hope is spayed, one year young, and full of beautiful charm.  Unquestionably, she can be converted to an indoor-only lifestyle for her safety and protection.  This is imperative, as the dangers outdoors are only too real and could lead to violent death, from vehicles or coyotes, disease or pranksters, etc. Our staff can share tips with you on ensuring that your indoor-only cats have the stimulation they need.  Simple, inexpen...

We believe that micro-chipping your companion animals is an act of love that will help keep them safe. You may remember reading about John John, the dog featured on this site earlier this month, who was homeless in Brooklyn, New York.  His microchip ID saved his life, as it traced back to Nevada SPCA since he had been adopted from us. Every day, microchip IDs help lost animals get immediately returned to their owners. One of the most popular features of the annual Family, Fur & Fun Festivals is the $5 microchip ID booth, courtesy of Aloha Animal Hospital.  All healthy companion animals are welcome, the microchip IDs are implanted on-site, and the whole process takes only a few minutes. We hope to see you Saturday! What: 4th Annual Family, Fur & Fun Festival When: Saturday, October 2nd, 10am-4pm Where: Exploration Peak Park in Mountain's Edge, 9700 S. Buffalo (SE corner at Blue Diamond) Free Admission

Update: Louise was adopted on April 2nd! Louise is a sweet, meek young lady who yearns desperately to be loved. She was found out on the streets, alone and in danger of being struck by a car. When we traced her microchip ID and located her previous owner, our hearts broke for this little angel when the woman said did not even want her back. Louise deserves better. And we are committed to helping her find a more committed, loving home that will last forever. She is a Toy & Terrier mix, spayed, about 18 months of age, ready for adoption today at Nevada SPCA. Louise enjoys other dogs. Her wiry coat is easy to maintain with periodic brushing. Please adopt her and show her the wonderful compassion that humans are capable of sharing.

Update: Nigel was adopted on July 29th! Nigel is an exceptionally handsome young Lionhead Rabbit who loves your attention and adoration. We rescued this colorful boy from a pet store which had been persuaded to stop selling bunnies. The sale of unsterilized rabbits not only supports breeding, which is unconscionable considering the enormous number of homeless rabbits, it further contributes to the overpopulation crisis by releasing breeding rabbits into the community. The adoptable rabbits at Nevada SPCA are spayed/neutered and microchipped. You can meet 70 today, including Nigel, who are ready for committed, lifelong homes in our Rabbit & Guinea Pig Rescue Room. If you are new to rabbit care, our staff can give you a free starter information pack to help you begin so that you can decide if the time is right to add a bunny to your family.