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    Second Chance Animal Rescue

    3.2 (9 reviews)

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    Avoided my more than 30 calls and multiple emails. Also promised me a puppy but then proceeded to ignore me. DO NOT adopt from here.

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    while the idea behind this establishment is to unite these animals with loving families and their…read moreforever homes, i have to question their overall process when allowing certain individuals to take responsibility for an animal. this chow chow/ akita mix was thrown out of a car with no collar by his previous owner around e sahara and fremont st. a female drug addict that was actively doing drugs while her kid was in the car. cps was also called on her the same day. his ears were missing hair, possibly burnt off and scabbing. we found out that we were his third owners after getting his microchip number transferred into our names and that he was adopted out of animal foundation. this place needs to take extra precautions and do more research when allowing just anyone to adopt an animal. the dog wasn't reported missing and/or stolen by this owner which just comes to show she had no plans on taking care of him or taking responsibility. its understandable to want to get these animals into a home, to make space, but to put them in a worse situation is insane. they're safer in the shelter then they are with these people. glad to say kuma is now happy with our three other boys, ears fully healed and loving life after we took him in after that whole ordeal. please do better!

    Nevada SPCA

    Nevada SPCA

    3.5
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    First off, thank you for all that you do to help animals and our community! I love the work this…read moreorganization is doing and think they truly have the animals' health and best interest in mind for not letting people just walk through the kennels like certain other larger organizations do. Additionally, they do a lot of events to promote animal health and welfare throughout the community or partner with other organizations to do so. Most recently, I attended a microchip clinic hosted on-site here that the Girl Scout troop sponsored. It was a great event and every one was so helpful, nice, and efficient on microchipping my fur baby. Thank you!

    November 14, 2025…read more Wow, now update of any comments I have written, Maestro or Maestra, a few notes on the piano if you please, one thousand three hundred eighty two! Newest newsletters from this place in Las Vegas, Nevada. It is about a doggy. I will not give his name! No one knows how long he had been "running on the streets!" Dark, he was alone, very emaciated. A volunteer at this Nevada SPCA found the dog. Veterinary team did tests. The doggy had a condition. When said doggy was adopted, the people that adopted him mastered how to administer medicines for the condition! Glad said doggy is now adopted into his forever family! Thank you to this SPCA for all you do to help animals in your care! Forty plus years as No Kill Shelter! There is an area where potential adopters, they go to this area to get to know the animal better! There is an exercise area where Volunteers can help the animals get daily exercise. When an animal is brought to this SPCA, if not already microchipped, the veterinary team will microchip the animals!

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    Very good nonprofit for our animals to get adopted this good nonprofit had the director on my radio…read moreshow on klav to share this veryheplful in our las Vegas community very nice director thank you

    We initially had a great experience with Heaven Can Wait. We found a litter of kittens we wanted to…read moreadopt, and the adoption process went smoothly. They went to 2 separate homes as planned. Unfortunately, shortly after bringing them home, we learned they had panleukopenia (feline panleukopenia virus). Our resident cats are all spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and receive regular veterinary care. Despite taking those precautions, we came home to find our cats had died after being exposed. We now have to isolate and treat the rest of our household cats, which has been emotionally devastating and financially overwhelming. We sent Heaven Can Wait our veterinary records, diagnosis, and bill, but instead of showing concern, they questioned whether what happened was true. That response was incredibly disappointing during an already heartbreaking situation. I understand that rescuing stray kittens comes with risks, but I believe shelters and rescues need to do everything possible to screen for highly contagious diseases and be transparent about those risks before adoption. I hope they improve their protocols to help prevent other families from experiencing the same loss we did. This was a devastating experience, and I encourage anyone adopting kittens--especially those rescued from the streets--to ask detailed questions about disease screening, quarantine procedures, and what testing has been performed before bringing them home.

    Henderson Animal Care and Control Facility

    Henderson Animal Care and Control Facility

    3.1
    (81 reviews)

    We had been thinking of getting a dog for quite some time. We have particular needs in our home so…read morewe needed to get a particular dog. I stalked the website, because they are very good about updating their website every night, looking at dogs I'd want to meet. We headed over to the facility, which is very easy to find and easy to get in and out of. We walked into the dog side (there is also a cat side but both sides share a lobby so it's ok to enter either door if you don't have an animal with you) and signed in on the laptop immediately. I was a bit intimidated but the people working the counter were friendly. They did kind of speak to us like we knew the drill but we aren't needy and figured stuff out ourselves. We visited quite a few times before finding our baby boy. I started to see the place as a sad place because it was one disappointment after another but finally we found our particular pup and couldn't be happier. The adoption process was easy and very informative. I appreciated our first pic with our new baby that they took. I would have forgotten in our excitement.

    The City of Henderson Animal Care and Control Facility is truly a gem in our community. They…read moreprovide incredible support to animals in need, offering a safe and caring environment as pets wait to find their forever homes. The staff and volunteers clearly put their hearts into the work, making sure every animal is treated with compassion and dignity. What makes this facility even more special is their openness to community involvement. They welcome donations of food, which is a wonderful way to show support and directly help the animals. Whether you're looking to adopt, volunteer, or simply drop off supplies, there are many ways to make a difference here. I highly recommend stopping by--who knows, you might just meet your newest family member. Henderson Animal Care and Control Facility is doing amazing work, and it deserves recognition and support from all of us.

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