Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

Scarlet beams with joy. She offers bright smiles to everyone she meets and wants them to be happy too.  Scarlet is a plump, jovial Australian Shepherd, 6 years of age and spayed, good with other dogs, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA .  She is 1 of 18 animals rescued so far from a defunct animal organization and her background is otherwise unknown.

Cinderella's face, we think, perfectly expresses bliss. She overflows with joy when she knows the person with her is proud of her. She may sneak doggie kisses on them too. Cinderella is a plump Australian Shepherd, 7 years of age and spayed, great with other dogs, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.    She was at another shelter that asked for our help due to her timidity. But her only problem was being alone, so when we placed Cinderella with a friendly dog for companionship she immediately calmed.

Aslan's glowing smile reveals his hope to finally know what being loved feels like. We tell him the lonely, bleak days are over and he gives us this smile. Aslan , an Australian Shepherd with a lion-like mane (inspiring his Chronicles of Narnia name), is 8 years of age, a neutered boy, gentle with people of all ages, good with other dogs, and debuting for adoption at Nevada SPCA. He is recovering from extreme neglect. Fed human food and forever stuck in a backyard, he ballooned to almost 90 pounds of obesity. We don't believe he was brushed, until the day he arrived at the shelter, and Aslan patiently let us cut out the knots and save as much of his coat as we could. Aslan wants people to be happy with him. We believe he will adjust quickly to a loving home if you are patient and give him kind guidance and understanding.

Dandelion is a vibrant and sunny girl, young at heart at 9 years of age.  She is an Australian Shepherd, spayed, debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA. Dandelion is intelligent and friendly, though initially shy.  While she adores people, she is not compatible with most dogs and a one-dog household may be ideal for her.  We rescued Dandelion in March from another shelter.  Her nose has improved and her biopsy was negative for lupus or cancer.  Veterinarians believe the damage to her nose may have been the result of previous trauma and/or extreme sunburning.  Please help find a wonderful home for Dandelion .