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Please assure me that I escaped the puppy mill forever.

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Update: Jodie was adopted on February 11th! Jodie , a razzle dazzle Dachshund puppy with expressive eyes, debuts for adoption today. He is a neutered male, about 6 months of age, and sports a stunning red coat. Jodie enjoys other sweet and friendly dogs. Dachshund knowledge and/or experience is strongly preferred for his adoption. Jodie was rescued from a puppy mill going out of business. So he needs more socialization in an experienced, patient home.

I need a loving home.

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Update: Dart was adopted on September 14th! Dart is a bright-eyed, curious boy. He is full of wonder and anxiety for what life has in store for him. He is an exceptionally handsome red tabby with white, with distinct "racing stripes" (part of his tabby markings) cascading from both eyes. Dart is neutered and approximately 18 months young. Like all of Nevada SPCA's adoptable cats (and there are 200 ready for adoption in the free-roaming Cat Condo playrooms), Dart needs and requires a strictly indoor-only home for his safety and protection. Please visit and ask for Dart by name. He is full of love.

I need to be with others of my own kind.

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Update: Lil' Squirt was adopted on June 29th! Lil' Squirt has grown to become a very large, valiant, handsome rooster. He is currently on the Pig Patio, bonding with two pot belly pigs, and awaiting his forever home. He longs to be with chickens in a caring home environment, safe from coyotes, hawks, and other dangers. Many months ago a family was hiking in the desert and was shocked to see a baby chick run up to the children. He danced around their feet -- urgently needing their help -- and succeeded in getting them to pick him up and rescue him. The family brought him to Nevada SPCA for safety and named him Lil' Squirt. They had no idea how he ever landed in the desert or managed to survive there as a baby. Their best guess was that a large number of chicks were abandoned in the desert and he was the lone survivor. During his stay with us, more than two dozen chickens have been adopted, but roosters like Lil' Squirt have a much more difficult time finding good hom...