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SPCA of Northern Nevada — Sniffspot

SPCA of Northern Nevada

#99 in United States, #1 in Nevada, #1 in Reno

We are, and will continue to be, a strong advocate for animal welfare in our community and beyond. We believe that maintaining the highest standards and best practices in managing our clinic and Adoption Center are critically important, and we strive to achieve that goal every day. We are a wholly independent organization. We are not directly affiliated with any other SPCA, the national ASPCA, nor any other animal welfare organizations. Please explore our website for more information on our adoptions and community programs. You can also learn more about us on Guidestar.com.

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Reno, NV

Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas — Sniffspot

Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas

#99 in United States, #1 in Nevada

Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas (RRLV) was founded in Las Vegas, NV. by Danielle Roth-Lapolla and Jon Lapolla in 2019 and focuses on International Rescue Retrievers (and other breeds). RRLV's goal is to save dogs in terrible situations overseas. RRLV is a 100% volunteer based, non-profit organization. We believe in making a difference one dog at a time and being the voice for the voiceless. Retriever Rescue Las Vegas Dog RescueWe started this Rescue because we are aware of outrageous abuse happening in some overseas countries and cases we saw crushed our hearts. It made us think hard of what we can do to make a difference, even if it's one dog at a time. After volunteering throughout Las Vegas we wanted to not have to say no to non-purebred dogs and we didn't want to base our rescue on votes. We just want to save as many of the loving fury faces as we can and make a difference in the furbabies life furever.

Golden Retriever

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Dog Town Canine Rescue — Sniffspot

Dog Town Canine Rescue

#99 in United States, #1 in Nevada, #1 in Reno

Since 2003. Dog Town Rescue has focused on saving dogs from the absolute worst situations. Dogs abandoned by humans, dogs coming from survival situations fending for themselves in the desert, and feral dogs living on the fringes of civilization. Many of the dogs we have saved needed to be caught in a humane trap in order to safely bring them to our shelter. The dogs we rescue are not vaccinated. We have taken in dozens of dying puppies with Parvo. They are not fixed, which is a huge contributor to unwanted and neglected dogs. They are not fed properly, so most are full of tapeworms from eating rabbits and roadkill. Loose dogs get into fights, hit by cars, have untreated injuries with infections. We've rescued dogs with buckshot and/or .22 bullets in them that our vet removed while they were being spayed/neutered. We also serve our local Indigenous communities by providing free of charge dog spay/neuters for Tribal members. Most of our neighboring Colonies and Reservations are located in remote areas, and have little to no animal services. City and County animal control are jurisdictionally limited as to what they can provide, but as a non-governmental organization, Dog Town goes where the need is.

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Reno, NV

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Las Vegas Labrador Rescue

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

We are a volunteer only organization. We are Lab lovers Las Vegas Labrador Rescue is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization. All donations are tax deductible. As a 100% volunteer based organization, we have no stand alone facility, we instead rely on Volunteer Foster Homes to house our Labs until adoption. We are a dedicated team whose only concern is finding the best possible homes for Labradors who deserve families every bit as wonderful as they are. Our primary goal is to put the needs of any given Lab first, from medical care to their finding the right fit for their furever home. Our adoption program is a thorough process, and must be completed to be considered. Our adoption protocols are designed to match the dog's needs to the right family. Our daily activities and internal programs are more than just the dogs you see available for adoption. Rescue work is fluid, with many variables that affect the number of available Labs for adoption at any given time. We're actively engaged with our local communities in numerous educational programs. We educate the public on several topics including the importance of spay & neuter, health management of your dog, prevention of contagious & non-contagious diseases, as well as the importance of obedience training.

Labrador

Las Vegas, NV

Furgotten Friends Dog Rescue — Sniffspot

Furgotten Friends Dog Rescue

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

At Furgotten Friends Dog Rescue, we are dedicated to rescuing dogs that have been left behind. We believe that every dog deserves a loving home and we work tirelessly to make that happen. Our organization is made up of passionate individuals who are committed to making a difference in the lives of dogs in need. Look thru our website & learn more about our story and how we got started.

Las Vegas, NV

Vegas Pet Rescue Project — Sniffspot

Vegas Pet Rescue Project

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV

Golden Retriever Rescue So. Nevada (GRRSN) — Sniffspot

Golden Retriever Rescue So. Nevada (GRRSN)

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Golden Retriever Rescue Southern Nevada (GRRSN) was established in 2003 by a group of volunteers who had a common bond….the love of these amazing and gentle creatures, and the devotion to help and re-home as many neglected, abused and displaced dogs as possible. Since 2003 GRRSN has become a 501(c) (3) non-profit, all volunteer, organization that has rescued over 2,150 Golden Retrievers and other dogs in need. We are thankful for the families that have opened their hearts and homes to these beautiful animals and given them the second chance they deserved. GRRSN is proud of its dedicated volunteers. Over 100 people donate their time and talent in a number of ways. Many families serve as foster families and provide a safe and loving environment for dogs on their way to their forever home. Others help by transporting dogs, searching the shelters, processing applications, evaluating prospective families, answering phone messages, updating the database, maintaining our website, manning the event booths, writing thank you notes…..the list goes on and on! In addition, we are fortunate to have the support of veterinarians all over the valley, as well as help from professional trainers, doggie daycare facilities and groomers, everyone plays an important role in the big picture. Thankfully, GRRSN has never had to turn any dog in need away due to age or health reasons. We have achieved this through numerous fundraisers and fundraising gatherings…wine tasting, golf tournaments, holiday gift wrapping, BBQ’s, and Pet-A-Palooza, just to name a few! We have managed to have some fun as well at our Golden Days of Fall reunions and Golden swim parties. Nothing is better than a Golden gathering! WHERE DO THE DOGS COME FROM? Golden Retrievers that come into the care of GRRSN may be turned over by animal shelters, picked up as strays, or in most cases, turned in by their owners. Dogs also become homeless due to death or illness of their owners, divorce, allergies, or relocation. Each Golden is evaluated for health and temperament, examined by a veterinarian, brought up to date on all vaccinations and microchipped for identification purposes. All dogs are spayed or neutered before adoption. Dogs are housed in private foster homes located throughout Southern Nevada while they await adoption. Occasionally, Goldens with incurable health problems remain in a permanent foster home under the care of GRRSN. GRRSN is recognized by the National Rescue Committee, a committee of the Golden Retriever Club of America.

Golden Retriever

Las Vegas, NV

Path to Furever Home — Sniffspot

Path to Furever Home

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Path to Furever Home is a 501(c)(3) animal rescue in Las Vegas, NV. How did it start? From the vision of one woman and her husband. After they rescued several dogs and gave them a furever home there was no holding back the compassion and drive to do more. Path to Furever Home received their 501(c)(3) nonprofit status March 13, 2024. We have been reaching out to Las Vegas residents who support the vision since being founded February 20, 2024.

Las Vegas, NV

A Path 4 Paws Dog Rescue — Sniffspot

A Path 4 Paws Dog Rescue

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV

PAWsitive Difference — Sniffspot

PAWsitive Difference

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Based in Las Vegas, Nevada, the primary goal of PAWsitive Difference is to rescue, foster, and find furever homes for homeless dogs in need. We rescue many dogs that have been abandoned or are on the kill list at our local animal foundation and we match these dogs with their purrfect loving families. We provide training classes and unlimited support upon adoption to ensure the safety and happiness of the dogs and the families. Additionally, we help support Veterans and senior citizens in keeping their dogs by providing assistance with the costs of feeding, grooming, medication/shots, and veterinary care. Many of the services we provide are very expensive and our dogs are supported entirely through monetary donations made by people in our community. Our founder started rescuing as many dogs as she could on her own. Over the years many people have joined her cause. Today we have a dedicated team of volunteers and fosters so we can save a lot more dogs! ​ In 2022 we helped almost 800 dogs, as of June 2023 we have already taken on over 500 and our wish is to help even more!

Las Vegas, NV

Las Vegas Cocker Rescue — Sniffspot

Las Vegas Cocker Rescue

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Cocker Spaniel

Las Vegas, NV

Animal Network — Sniffspot

Animal Network

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV

Hearts Alive Village — Sniffspot

Hearts Alive Village

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV

Shari's Shepherd Rescue — Sniffspot

Shari's Shepherd Rescue

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV

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The Animal Foundation

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Our mission is to save the lives of all healthy and treatable animals in the Las Vegas valley. A nonprofit, 501(c)3 organization, The Animal Foundation of Las Vegas, founded in 1978 as a low-cost spay and neuter clinic, is one of the highest volume single-site animal shelters in America. Much like a public hospital, as an open-admission shelter, The Animal Foundation takes in every animal who comes to us in need, no matter how sick or injured. From the expected dogs, cats, and rabbits, to pigs, chickens, and exotic animals, we serve them all. Just like a hospital, we can't save them all. What we can do, with the support of the community, is save every healthy and treatable animal who comes to us in need.

Las Vegas, NV

Las Vegas Valley Humane Society — Sniffspot

Las Vegas Valley Humane Society

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV

Lost and Found Animal Foundation — Sniffspot

Lost and Found Animal Foundation

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV

Second Chance Animal Rescue Las Vegas — Sniffspot

Second Chance Animal Rescue Las Vegas

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV

Sin City Saint Rescue — Sniffspot

Sin City Saint Rescue

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Sin City Saint Rescue is the local chapter of The St. Bernard Rescue Foundation, Inc.* a recognized 501 (c) 3 non profit organization dedicated to the health and welfare of the St. Bernard breed. The website for the national foundation is www.saintrescue.org Sin City Saint Rescue was founded by Olive Ashwell who became the Southern Nevada volunteer for The St. Bernard Rescue Foundation, Inc. in 1998. The number of St. Bernards in need of rescue in the Las Vegas area continues to increase and Olive feels it is important that the local community is aware how many of these Gentle Giants are in need of loving homes. Over 600 St. Bernards have been rescued and placed through Sin City Saint Rescue. Yes, Virginia, there ARE St. Bernards in Las Vegas! According to Ashwell, "Many people think that St. Bernards shouldn't be in Las Vegas, but the fact is that they are here, we don't bring them here! Most of the rescues are turned in by someone who purchased an adorable, cuddly little puppy and when he got big they didn't want him anymore." Oftentimes, when asked the reason they want to give up the Saint, people will say "Because he got too big." I want to ask them "didn't they tell you he was a St. Bernard when you purchased him?" For those people who love and appreciate the breed, they know that when a St. Bernard grows up he is now just a big, cute cuddly dog who wants and needs a loving family. *The St. Bernard Rescue Foundation, Inc. incorporated as a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization in 1998. The purposes of the St. Bernard Rescue Foundation, Inc. are: 1. To increase the number of St. Bernards saved from euthanasia. 2. To educate the public about the care and needs of St. Bernards. 3. To provide technical assistance to the volunteers 4. To provide support for dogs with special needs.

Las Vegas, NV

Never Forgotten Animal Society, Inc. — Sniffspot

Never Forgotten Animal Society, Inc.

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

We are a 501(c)(3) charitable organization formed to rescue animals in need and to provide low cost spay/neuter clinics in the town of Pahrump and the Nye County areas of Nevada. Our team of caring and experienced animal care specialists love reuniting companions with their owners or until we can find permanent loving forever homes for animals in need. We provide a safe and clean environment for lost, surrendered or abandoned animals until they can be reunited with their rightful owners or to find permanent homes for animals who cannot be reunited with their rightful owners. Our mission is to reduce euthanasia of healthy adoptable animals through Animal Rescue and Spay and Neuter Clinics in Pahrump.

Las Vegas, NV

Doberman Rescue of Nevada — Sniffspot

Doberman Rescue of Nevada

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Doberman Rescue of Nevada is dedicated to saving the lives of Doberman Pinschers one at a time. We work with individuals, shelters, humane organizations and other rescue groups to place abandoned, neglected and stray Dobermans in foster homes until we can unite them with families who will give them the second chance they desperately need and so richly deserve. Every Doberman wants a forever home and Doberman Rescue of Nevada is dedicated to that mission. Our volunteers are passionate about the breed and work tirelessly without any compensation to help Dobermans in need. Doberman Rescue of Nevada is affiliated with the Doberman Pinscher Club of America, Special Needs Dobermans and the Senior Doberman Project. Dobermans are bright, smart, sensitive, loyal and loving. They are described as Velcro dogs because of their desire to lean against and stick to their humans. Dobermans served in combat in World War II. There are two memorials: on Guam and at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., to commemorate their faithful service to our country. They served at Ground Zero following Sept. 11 and help thousands of challenged individuals as service animals. But most importantly, they are our pets who only ask to receive your love in return for their undivided devotion. If you love the breed as we do, there’s a Doberman who needs a forever home. Could that be you? Please download a foster or adoption application and fill it out now, so you’ll be ready when you see the Doberman who melts your heart. If you would like to volunteer to help DRNV, please email DRNV at info@drnv.org. To follow Doberman Rescue of Nevada on Facebook, log on to www.facebook.com/drnv1. And, of course, if you would like to support our efforts, for your convenience we gratefully accept donations through PayPal or you are welcome to send a check to the address below.

Dachshund

Las Vegas, NV

Wagging Tails Rescue — Sniffspot

Wagging Tails Rescue

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Wagging Tails Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing homeless and abandoned dogs from high-kill shelters and owner surrenders. We are an all-breed rescue with a focus on pregnant dogs and orphaned puppies. Our work is possible due to committed volunteers and foster homes. We provide them with loving temporary homes where they stay until they find their forever homes, we do not have a facility. We also promote responsible pet ownership, including the importance of spay/neuter, positive behavior training, and good nutrition.

Las Vegas, NV

Mayte's Rescue — Sniffspot

Mayte's Rescue

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, NV

Furever Nevada Foundation — Sniffspot

Furever Nevada Foundation

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Furever Nevada Foundation** was founded by Andrew, a passionate dog advocate who has witnessed first-hand the experience of senior dogs in shelter environments. Senior shelter dogs (even the perfectly healthy ones) face a harsh reality. Not only are they overlooked for adoption, they can also be put down for a number of reasons, including lack of space and medical expenses that strain the resources of local shelters. In turn, their final moments are spent feeling scared and unsure in an often emotionless environment. Andrew launched the Furever Nevada Foundation to give senior dogs a chance to live out their days in a home filled with love and dignity. Through his continued volunteer work, Andrew is inspired by the gratitude senior dogs show when they discover a new quality of life with humans who truly cherish them.

Las Vegas, NV

Nevada Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Nevada SPCA) — Sniffspot

Nevada Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Nevada SPCA)

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Nevada Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Nevada SPCA) was founded in 1982, as Southern Nevada’s original no-kill shelter. We are a 501 (c)(3) charitable non-profit organization that relies entirely on the generous donations of animal lovers like YOU to make our lifesaving work possible! Our shelter does not receive funding from any large national SPCA, ASPCA, or any government agency; we are an independent non-profit that serves Southern Nevada. Nevada SPCA takes in over 2,000 dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small pets annually; treating each and every animal in our care as an individual with a name, identity, and unique personality. Our ultimate goal is to place them into loving homes where they can thrive, provide companionship, and maintain rewarding relationships with their human family.

Las Vegas, NV

Paulie's Ultimate Rescue and Rehabilitation (PURR) — Sniffspot

Paulie's Ultimate Rescue and Rehabilitation (PURR)

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Foreclosed Upon Pets, Inc. (FUPI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the rescue of domesticated animals that have been abused and/or abandoned by their owners as a result of economic hardship, including home foreclosure, loss of employment, insufficient income, or death and illness. FUPI will work to further the cause of animal control through the education of the general public about the humane benefits of spay and neuter programs. FUPI will take on a leadership role in developing strategies and creating coalitions with other animal rescue organizations in order to better serve the residential and commercial sectors of the community in the fight against animal cruelty.

Las Vegas, NV

Crazy4Pawz Animal Rescue — Sniffspot

Crazy4Pawz Animal Rescue

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

We are a Henderson, NV Foster Based Animal Rescue organization that is all about saving animals, educating the public on proper care of their pets and a mission to stop backyard breeding.

Las Vegas, NV

Connor and Millie's Dog Rescue CMDR — Sniffspot

Connor and Millie's Dog Rescue CMDR

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

This rescue is named after two very special dogs that I was blessed to have in my life. That the universe found me to be worthy of such a gift is forever humbling. This rescue is their legacy. It is based on Connor and Millie's sheer tenacity and determination to survive; their desire to love, be loved, and the ability to forgive. No rescue can survive without dedicated volunteers. With CMDR, you will be given all of the tools you need to be the best temporary fur parent you can be. We provide support with tutorials on in home care, emergency support, dietary advice and all medical is paid for by CMDR. We will also be here for you if you need time off to take care of personal issues. As we grow we will be providing hand outs and online ways to increase your knowledge and confidence.

Las Vegas, NV

Kiss My Paws Rescue — Sniffspot

Kiss My Paws Rescue

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Kiss my Paws Rescue is a licensed 501(c)3 non profit organization, dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and placement of dogs in need. Dealing with the challenges of dog rescue, some of which include overcrowded shelters, lack of public awareness, and overbreeding, requires problem-solvers who are willing to take risks. Kiss My Paws emerged out of a pursuit to take bold risks and to speak louder than words for those who cannot speak for themselves. Our overall goal as animal advocates is to improve legislation and awareness of dog rescue in the Las Vegas valley.

Las Vegas, NV

Lots of Love for Animals, Inc — Sniffspot

Lots of Love for Animals, Inc

#100 in United States, #2 in Nevada, #1 in Las Vegas

Lots of Love for Animals (LOLA) is a 501(c)3 organization with a Sanctuary in Chloride, Arizona and an office in Las Vegas, Nevada. LOLA was founded in 2005 by Maureen Metiva, Gerard Fogarty, Will and Mary Linville. Maureen is an elementary school teacher who works with special needs kids. She began working with animal organizations twenty years ago while living in New Orleans, Louisiana. Establishing Lots of Love for Animals was the fulfillment of her dream. Gerard managed industrial laundries for the City of New York until his retirement. A lifetime of building and fixing things prepared Gerard for planning and erecting a sanctuary, where there is always something to build or fix. Maureen and Gerard acquired a piece of property in Chloride, Arizona in 2005. In 2006 they visited Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, Utah, where they learned about constructing and operating an animal sanctuary. That year Maureen and Gerard began construction on a building large enough to house 140 cats and dogs with living space for caretakers. Gerard did as much of the work himself as he could, taking side jobs along the way to help finance the project. The couple kept moving toward their goal despite the terrible economy. From the beginning they have paid the bulk of the organization’s bills. Maureen lost her house, but she and Gerard managed to keep the sanctuary open. LOLA received its 501(c)3 status in 2007, and Gerard declared the sanctuary livable in 2008, after receiving a large one-time donation that allowed him to finish stuccoing the main building. Gerard, Maureen and several volunteers moved over 140 cats and dogs from all of their temporary housing in Las Vegas out to Chloride. It took months to get everyone transported, and once everyone had been settled in, the sanctuary was full to capacity.

Las Vegas, NV


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    Furgotten Friends Dog Rescue
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    Furgotten Friends Dog Rescue

    At Furgotten Friends Dog Rescue, we are dedicated to rescuing dogs that have been left behind. We believe that every dog deserves a loving home and we work tirelessly to make that happen. Our organization is made up of passionate individuals who are committed to making a difference in the lives of dogs in need. Look thru our website & learn more about our story and how we got started.

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    Golden Retriever Rescue So. Nevada (GRRSN)

    Golden Retriever Rescue Southern Nevada (GRRSN) was established in 2003 by a group of volunteers who had a common bond….the love of these amazing and gentle creatures, and the devotion to help and re-home as many neglected, abused and displaced dogs as possible. Since 2003 GRRSN has become a 501(c) (3) non-profit, all volunteer, organization that has rescued over 2,150 Golden Retrievers and other dogs in need. We are thankful for the families that have opened their hearts and homes to these beautiful animals and given them the second chance they deserved. GRRSN is proud of its dedicated volunteers. Over 100 people donate their time and talent in a number of ways. Many families serve as foster families and provide a safe and loving environment for dogs on their way to their forever home. Others help by transporting dogs, searching the shelters, processing applications, evaluating prospective families, answering phone messages, updating the database, maintaining our website, manning the event booths, writing thank you notes…..the list goes on and on! In addition, we are fortunate to have the support of veterinarians all over the valley, as well as help from professional trainers, doggie daycare facilities and groomers, everyone plays an important role in the big picture. Thankfully, GRRSN has never had to turn any dog in need away due to age or health reasons. We have achieved this through numerous fundraisers and fundraising gatherings…wine tasting, golf tournaments, holiday gift wrapping, BBQ’s, and Pet-A-Palooza, just to name a few! We have managed to have some fun as well at our Golden Days of Fall reunions and Golden swim parties. Nothing is better than a Golden gathering! WHERE DO THE DOGS COME FROM? Golden Retrievers that come into the care of GRRSN may be turned over by animal shelters, picked up as strays, or in most cases, turned in by their owners. Dogs also become homeless due to death or illness of their owners, divorce, allergies, or relocation. Each Golden is evaluated for health and temperament, examined by a veterinarian, brought up to date on all vaccinations and microchipped for identification purposes. All dogs are spayed or neutered before adoption. Dogs are housed in private foster homes located throughout Southern Nevada while they await adoption. Occasionally, Goldens with incurable health problems remain in a permanent foster home under the care of GRRSN. GRRSN is recognized by the National Rescue Committee, a committee of the Golden Retriever Club of America.

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  • Path to Furever Home
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    Path to Furever Home

    Path to Furever Home is a 501(c)(3) animal rescue in Las Vegas, NV. How did it start? From the vision of one woman and her husband. After they rescued several dogs and gave them a furever home there was no holding back the compassion and drive to do more. Path to Furever Home received their 501(c)(3) nonprofit status March 13, 2024. We have been reaching out to Las Vegas residents who support the vision since being founded February 20, 2024.

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  • Las Vegas Labrador Rescue
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    Las Vegas Labrador Rescue

    We are a volunteer only organization. We are Lab lovers Las Vegas Labrador Rescue is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization. All donations are tax deductible. As a 100% volunteer based organization, we have no stand alone facility, we instead rely on Volunteer Foster Homes to house our Labs until adoption. We are a dedicated team whose only concern is finding the best possible homes for Labradors who deserve families every bit as wonderful as they are. Our primary goal is to put the needs of any given Lab first, from medical care to their finding the right fit for their furever home. Our adoption program is a thorough process, and must be completed to be considered. Our adoption protocols are designed to match the dog's needs to the right family. Our daily activities and internal programs are more than just the dogs you see available for adoption. Rescue work is fluid, with many variables that affect the number of available Labs for adoption at any given time. We're actively engaged with our local communities in numerous educational programs. We educate the public on several topics including the importance of spay & neuter, health management of your dog, prevention of contagious & non-contagious diseases, as well as the importance of obedience training.

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The Best Reno, NV Dog Rescues & Shelters In 2025

    Dog Town Canine Rescue
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    Dog Town Canine Rescue

    Since 2003. Dog Town Rescue has focused on saving dogs from the absolute worst situations. Dogs abandoned by humans, dogs coming from survival situations fending for themselves in the desert, and feral dogs living on the fringes of civilization. Many of the dogs we have saved needed to be caught in a humane trap in order to safely bring them to our shelter. The dogs we rescue are not vaccinated. We have taken in dozens of dying puppies with Parvo. They are not fixed, which is a huge contributor to unwanted and neglected dogs. They are not fed properly, so most are full of tapeworms from eating rabbits and roadkill. Loose dogs get into fights, hit by cars, have untreated injuries with infections. We've rescued dogs with buckshot and/or .22 bullets in them that our vet removed while they were being spayed/neutered. We also serve our local Indigenous communities by providing free of charge dog spay/neuters for Tribal members. Most of our neighboring Colonies and Reservations are located in remote areas, and have little to no animal services. City and County animal control are jurisdictionally limited as to what they can provide, but as a non-governmental organization, Dog Town goes where the need is.

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  • SPCA of Northern Nevada
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    This organization does wonderful things for the animals in Northern Nevada.
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    SPCA of Northern Nevada

    We are, and will continue to be, a strong advocate for animal welfare in our community and beyond. We believe that maintaining the highest standards and best practices in managing our clinic and Adoption Center are critically important, and we strive to achieve that goal every day. We are a wholly independent organization. We are not directly affiliated with any other SPCA, the national ASPCA, nor any other animal welfare organizations. Please explore our website for more information on our adoptions and community programs. You can also learn more about us on Guidestar.com.

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    Boxers and Buddies

    Boxers and Buddies is a nonprofit organization founded in 2005. We provide a safe, humane sanctuary for abandoned Boxers who are waiting to be adopted. Our available dogs come from local shelters, the streets or owners who turn them in. We are always filled to capacity with scared, confused and very stressed out dogs. They are with us because Boxers and Buddies is their last hope of finding a new life. We are their temporary haven until they are adopted into a loving permanent home. Before they can be adopted, each dog is evaluated for temperament, must be sterilized, microchipped and their shots are updated. Boxers and Buddies has a training program for those dogs who need rehabilitation or have behaviors which need to be modified.

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  • Lyon County Animal Services
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    3705 Highway 50 West Silver Springs, NV 89429
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    Lyon County Animal Services

    Lyon County Animal Services is responsible for enforcing Lyon County Codes and Nevada Revised Statutes regarding animal related issues. We also facilitate dog adoptions and issue animal licenses for residents in Lyon County.

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  • Nevada Humane Society
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    2825 Longley Lane, Suite BReno, NV 89502-5942
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    Nevada Humane Society

    Incorporated in 1932, our organization was originally created to address the suffering of local stray animals. In 2007, our Board of Directors changed the mission of our organization to one of life-saving; promoting animal welfare while finding homes, and providing care, for homeless pets in Northern Nevada and beyond. In 2014, our organization expanded to include Carson City. In October 2016, we moved into a brand new shelter in Carson City, which has significantly increased the number of pet lives saved in Northern Nevada. It's an exciting time for homeless pets and animal lovers, as more than 140,000 animals have been placed into loving homes since our life-saving mission began in 2007, and we are only continuing to grow.

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    Churchill Animal Protection Society (CAPS)
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    5894 Pasture Road Fallon, NV 89407
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    Churchill Animal Protection Society (CAPS)

    The Churchill Animal Protection Society (CAPS) is a small, nonprofit, no-kill animal shelter located in Fallon, Nevada. CAPS has served the residents of Churchill County since August 1986. CAPS is a registered 501(c)(3) that rescues and adopts dogs and cats to good homes. We make sure they are healthy, vaccinated, and spayed or neutered before they leave. Since June 2005 we have offered low-cost spay-and-neuter programs through grants, our own fundraising, or through generous benefactors for low-income Churchill County residents who qualify. Combined with our in-house spaying and neutering, we have altered close to 2,000 dogs and cats. We also hold an annual Bark in the Park 5K Strut-Your-Mutt Walk/Run every May. The day’s festivities are designed to be a celebration of the bond between people and their four-legged companions. The day starts with a 5K walk/run. The participants get an event t-shirt and goodie bag. The rest of the day features demonstrations by the Navy Police/Security dogs and their handlers. There are dog contestants and an agility course. We also have a local photographer taking pictures of pets for inclusion in our annual Happy Endings calendar. The dogs have inside-outside kennels. While their kennels are being cleaned, they get to socialize with other dogs in play yards. On the days we are open to public (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.), they are walked by our volunteers. This year we completed an exercise yard that allows the volunteers to let the dogs off leash before or after their walks to play fetch, dip in the pool (during the summer), or just sniff around. Every Tuesday and Friday, we alternate the dogs and take them to our local doggie daycare for a fun day of socializing and time away from the shelter. Our cats are housed in floor-to-ceiling condos with scratchers and ledges. A schedule posted on our cat room door lists the cats who are to be let out of their condos after the shelter closes so that they can stretch their paws in the cat room. We also have a separate quarantine room for cats who are brought into the shelter but have no shot history or for pregnant cats who are ready to give birth.

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  • Yerington Animal Shelter
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    215 Trowbridge Road, Yerington, NV 89447
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    Yerington Animal Shelter

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  • Safe Haven Rescue Kennel
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    28 Highway 95A North Yerington, NV 89447, US
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    Safe Haven Rescue Kennel

    Build A Rescue Kennel, Inc. (B.A.R.K.) is a small private 501.c3 organization devoted to the care, socialization and training of at-risk dogs. Safe Haven Rescue Kennel (Safe Haven) is the facility devoted to each dog as an individual, focusing on a peaceful healthy environment for them. Safe Haven's goal is to enable “unadoptable” or hard to place dogs in learning how to play, socialize and mend from their broken behavioral past, all within their own time frame, regardless of placement prospects. Even the long term or permanent-placement residents enjoy the freedom of a fun and interactive lifestyle. We believe our dogs regardless of age or behavior should thrive and enjoy a healthy life as though they were in a normal home environment and not homeless. Regardless of finding a home outside of Safe Haven all our dogs are treated as cherished family companions and live in a home environment as best as we can provide them. Due to the nature of niche rescue efforts, some of our dogs are considered less likely to be companion pets due to their unsocial nature, lack of human bonding, severe behavioral issues or medical needs. We provide each dog with the opportunity to trust, heal and start a new life as they are guided through opportunities to thrive again, allowing each dog to reach their highest potential. Our Focus is rescue, repair, rehabilitation, education and re-homing. Our Vision endeavors to give a comfortable place for decompressing and healing in a spacious healthy environment. Our Goal is to help the "unadoptable” or hard to place dogs in becoming better dogs than they arrived.

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    Animal Rescue Relay

    Animal Rescue Relay (ARR) is a small 501(c)(3) IRS charitable organization dedicated to the transportation and rehoming of shelter and rescue animals. Founded in May of 2017 by Jean Feil, Heidi Neilson, and Nikki foster, we soon gained two more directors, Kelly Pettit-Lopez, and Wendy Rader. As of December 2017, we have rescued and placed 42 dogs, 13 cats, and 1 goat. Yes, you read that right. A goat! In June of 2017, ARR created a Facebook page to find out how many people would be willing to give up a small part of their time to transport an animal from a shelter to a new forever home or to another transporter who would then drive or fly the next part of the trip. We were bowled over at the number of folks who volunteered to help in any way they could. And our nationwide network continues to grow. We depend on our donors! Not everyone is able to transport or foster a pet, but our generous donors make a vital contribution that allows us to take good care of these animals, many of whom come to us in poor physical condition – malnourished, sick, teeth rotting, and worse. Currently, much of the vet care comes out of our own pockets, but we can only do so much. Donations increase our ability to help animals in needs of healthcare and new homes exponentially. We appreciate even the smallest donations and welcome you as part of our efforts to keep wonderful pets from dying in shelters or being forgotten.

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What's the Sniffspot Nevada Top Dog Rescue & Shelter List About?

Welcome to the 2025 Nevada Sniffspot Top Dog Rescue & Shelter List, highlighting the top rescues and shelters in Nevada chosen by the Sniffspot community and the public.

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This list showcases the top dog rescues & shelters in Nevada. These remarkable organizations have been recognized for their unwavering dedication to the well-being of countless dogs. We've compiled this list by gathering heartfelt testimonials from both the Sniffspot community and the wider public, ensuring a comprehensive perspective on these exceptional shelters.

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Sniffspot Nevada Dog Rescues & Shelters Frequently Asked Questions

How many dog rescues and shelters operate in Nevada?

There are 66 in Nevada. 40 are located in Las Vegas with 26 are located in other areas of the state.

What are the most reputable dog rescues and shelters in Nevada?

There are many reputable rescues in Nevada, the top 3 on our list are: Dog Town Canine Rescue, SPCA of Northern Nevada, Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas

What specialized services do dog rescues and shelters in Nevada offer?

The most common specialization for dog rescues and shelters in Nevada is Boxer with 1 focusing on it. The second most common specialization is Dachshund with 1 focusing on it.

How can I adopt a rescue dog in Nevada?

Using our list of the top dog rescues and shelters, you can find a reputable shelter in Nevada. The adoption policies of each shelter varies and you can find information on the shelter profile page. Here is an example adoption policy:
Please plan on allowing adequate time to be matched with a pet, have relevant conversations with our adoption counselors, and complete all necessary paperwork. This can take 1-2 hours.You must be at least 18 years of age.You must complete an adoption application and meet with an adoption counselor.You must show a picture ID with a current address. If this isn't available, a picture ID with a current utility bill will be accepted.A staff supervised meet-and-greet with current household dogs and children is required for most adoptable dogs.

Are there any breed-specific dog rescues and shelters in Nevada?

Yes! Nevada has all of the following types of breed-specific dog rescues and shelters: Boxer Dachshund Cocker Spaniel Beagle Italian Greyhound Labrador Golden Retriever

Can you recommend any dog rescues in Nevada that specialize in senior dogs or special needs animals?

Can you recommend any reputable dog rescue organizations that focus on specific regions or communities within Nevada?

Yes! The top rescue and shelter in Las Vegas is The Animal Foundation. The top specialized rescue and shelter in Nevada is Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas.

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