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Nevada SPCA Adopt a pet in need today and give the gift of love If you or someone you know needs assistance with a pet, Nevada SPCA's Community Support Program is here to provide assistance to pets and people, so that we can find happiness together!
Adoption Information - Nevada SPCA When you adopt from Nevada SPCA, you are adopting a pet that has been spayed neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and has received any necessary medical care Services which can cost a new pet owner well over $400 per pet
Owner Surrender – Nevada Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Please fill out an owner surrender below All owner surrenders are by appointment only Nevada SPCA has a limited amount of kennel space and may or may not be able to accept all surrender requests that come through Appointment time can vary depending on the volume of surrender applications
Contact us – Nevada Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Adoptions Hours: Monday-Friday 10:00am-5:00pm | Saturday 10:00am – 6:00pm Adoption Information Owner Surrenders Please fill out the Owner Surrender Application under “Pet Assistance” Volunteering If you would like to start volunteering please join us at one of our volunteer orientations! Volunteer Orientation Sign-up Information
Community Support – Medical Assistance - Nevada SPCA Nevada SPCA Community Support Program is a grant supported program to help keep pets with their families If you are experiencing financial hardship and your pet requires medical care you may be eligible for medical assistance for your pet
Nevada SPCA moving to new location in September This move comes as our former location on West Dewey Drive was no longer sustainable in light of our growth and overwhelming need for space to care for homeless pets in Southern Nevada