Nevada SPCA Animal Rescue

Sheila has every reason in the world to feel good about herself and her triumphant recovery.  She is an adorable Chinese Crested Powder Puff mix, 10 years of age, a spayed & petite lady, good with other dogs, now ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA. At the time of rescue Sheila was at another shelter.  Her challenges included terrible matting, malnutrition, and dental needs.  After many weeks making a strong recovery, Sheila's needs have all been addressed and her spirit is soaring!  She loves being pampered and fussed over, reveling in loving care and attention.

Will you please help us find a hero for Amy ?  She's a senior Boston Terrier, quite spunky for 12 years of age, a spayed girl with a very sweet and humble temperament.  Amy is mostly deaf and at the time of rescue she had a growth on her forehead and dental problems.  Consistent hand signals are important for communication with her, and her growth has been removed and her dental cleaning and extractions completed.  Amy is now ready for a loving, forever home.  She is reportedly housetrained and good with cats, dogs, and kids.  Please ask for her by name at Nevada SPCA.

Bubblegum is a 13-year-old angel we rescued from another shelter.  She was reportedly surrendered there by her previous owners because they were moving away without her.  Bubblegum is a very gentle, bashful "Chug" (Chihuahua & Pug mix) with a cute underbite and expressive eyes, a spayed girl who is best suited for a calm home environment.  Bubblegum gets along well with other sweet dogs.  Please help us find her a hero for her twilight years.

Cheyanne rapidly wags her tail when she sees you or when you tell her something nice.  She is blessed with the most gentle, humble, and agreeable personality!  Cheyanne is a luminous older girl, an 11-year-old Bully mix, spayed, and she is debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA. We believe she has the temperament to be good around children and she seems to tolerate other dogs fine.  Most of Cheyanne's background is unknown (we rescued her from another shelter).