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Cherri

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Cherri is so kind, thoughtful, and happy.    She sees the best in people and dogs, reminding us of the character "Melanie" in Gone With The Wind. Cherri is an angelic girl, Dachshund & Toy mix, 7 years of age and spayed, good with dogs and kids, housetrained, and debuting for adoption at Nevada SPCA.    She needed us when her previous owners moved away without her. Cherri's obesity needs to continue gradually diminishing, not with crash diets, but with keeping her on a premium diet plan and taking her for short walks when it's not hot.

I give gentle kisses.

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Update: Anastasia was adopted on February 12th! Anastasia is an intelligent girl with remarkable devotion and she is anxious to find her place in this world. She is a lovely German Shepherd mix, spayed, approximately 7 years of age. At the time of rescue a few months ago she was out on the streets, filthy and obese.  Staff and volunteers have been working with her and she has been trimming up beautifully, walking well on a leash, and trusting people more. Anastasia is most comfortable with women, especially gentle women.  Men can make her wary initially, but she warms up quickly when she figures out who is kind. Please give this magnificent girl a second look.   Her improvements are inspiring and she is so ready to belong to someone special.

I want to feel sun on my face and grass under my paws.

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Update: Feisty was adopted on January 21st! Feisty (the name he arrived with) does not fit this happy-go-lucky, chunky boy.  He is anything but feisty and we love his cheerful, hopeful nature. He is a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, neutered, just under 5 years of age. Feisty needed us when his previous owner was no longer able to care for him.  He had been living exclusively indoors with paper training, so he may need your patience and good guidance to adjust to using the bathroom in the backyard and/or on walks. He enjoys other dogs and needs regular professional grooming care. Feisty needs to trim up for better health.  Please feed him dog food instead of human food, take him for short walks, and consult with your veterinarian for any additional assistance in coming up with a safe, healthy weight loss plan for him.