Local Celebrities Announced as Models for Heels & Hounds, Sat April 19

Local Celebrities Announced as Models for Heels & Hounds,

a Benefit for Homeless Pets 

Local celebrities and community leaders are coming together to raise money and awareness for homeless pets! Heels & Hounds, a premier fashion show and champagne brunch, will take place on Sunday, April 19 at Atlantis Casino Resort Spa from 10am until 2pm. Illustrious personalities, including Billie Adams, Sheriff Chuck Allen, Krys Bart, Fritz Battcher, Marsha Berkbigler, Tierra Bonaldi, Tim Broadway, Sean Cary, Mark Estee, Sean Gamble, Ellie Lopez-Bowlan and Debbie McCarthy, will strut their stuff down the runway along with fashionably dressed dogs. Clothing is generously provided by Dillard’s, while emcees are local style icons Isha Casagrande and Connie Wray-Gaudard.

Heels & Hounds will feature boutique and dog-centric vendors for shopping, adorable dogs for adoption, a silent auction and a Bubbles & Blingraffle with the chance to win a $2,500 pair of diamond earrings courtesy of Goldilocks Jewelry and Coins. The event will aim to raise $50,000 for Nevada Humane Society’s lifesaving efforts.

Tables may be purchased for $650 with an option to upgrade to include two bottles of Veuve Clicquot on the table for just $100 more. Individual tickets are $75. All tickets are now on sale via phone at 775-856-2000 ext 332 or online at www.eventbee.com/v/heelsandhounds. All proceeds benefit homeless pets.

Heels & Hounds is being made possible thanks to generous sponsors, including Atlantis Casino Resort Spa, Dillard’s, The Couture Closet, Custom Ink, Old Stone House Gift and Garden, United Federal Credit Union, Bob the Dog, Goldilocks Jewelry & Coins, Paper Moon, Veuve Clicquot, Gloria Ferrer, Swag/Blue Moon and Creative Coverings.

To get involved through sponsorships or for retail opportunities, please contact 775-856-2000 ext 331.

For more information about Nevada Humane Society, visit www.nevadahumanesociety.org or call 775-856-2000.

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About Nevada Humane Society: Nevada Humane Society is a non-profit, charitable, no-kill shelter creating a no-kill community. We work to find homes and provide care for homeless animals. Our work is made possible by donations.

SALE SALE SALE--Yard Sale Benefits Homeless Pets

Nevada Humane Society’s

Giant Yard Sale 

This SAT & Sun 

(March 21-22!)

Show your support for homeless pets by attending Nevada Humane Society’s giant yard sale Saturday, March 21 and Sunday, March 22. Featuring a variety of treasures generously donated by the community, all items sold will directly benefit homeless pets. The yard sale will take place in the parking lot behind Nevada Humane Society, located at 2825 Longley Lane in Reno, from 9:00am until 2:00pm (no early birds, please). Items for sale will include:

·            Furniture

·         Kitchen items, glassware, dishes, etc.

·         Art and/or interior decorations

·         Tools

·         Jewelry & accessories

·         Electronics (working condition)

·         Pet items

·         And MORE!

Nevada Humane Society is open for adoptions seven days a week at two locations from 11am to 6:30pm and an hour earlier at 10am on Saturday. For pet adoptions in Reno, visit 2825 Longley Lane. For pet adoptions in Carson City, visit 3770 Butti Way. For more information about Nevada Humane Society, visitwww.NevadaHumaneSociety.org or call 775-856-2000.

New Year, New Beginnings for Lucky Pets!

Give a Shelter Pet a New Year and a New Life!

As 2015 kicks off, the Nevada Humane Society is proud to see the number of pets in their shelter diminishing, thanks to a successful holiday adoption season. However, there are still many wonderful pets in need of loving homes and as a new year has begun, now is the time to give a deserving pet a new life—in your home!

“The hype of the holiday season of giving and love opened up doors for so many pets to find homes. Now, with a new year underway, our goal is to place some of our pets that have been here longer than others into the homes they deserve,” said Kimberly Wade, Senior Manager of Communications and Events for Nevada Humane Society. “While our average length of stay for both cats and dogs is less than 18 days, there are some animals that reside here longer and to give them a new year and a new life would be the best gift all of us could ask for. The New Year is not just about us as people. It’s about the animals too and there isn’t a better way to start off the New Year than by helping someone less fortunate—a homeless pet!”

Adoption fees during this special animal adoption promotion:

• ·         Adult Cat Over the Age of Three: FREE
• ·         Adult Cat Under the Age of Three: $25
• ·         Specially Selected Adult Dogs: $20
• ·         Other Adult Dogs: $50 (not including puppies and specialty breeds)

Every dog and cat is spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped, services normally costing over $240. Senior citizens, age 55 and up, may adopt senior pets, age 6 year and up, for free through the Seniors for Seniors program.

Nevada Humane Society is open for adoptions seven days a week at two locations from 11am to 6:30pm and an hour earlier at 10am on Saturday. For pet adoptions in Reno, visit 2825 Longley Lane. For pet adoptions in Carson City, visit 3770 Butti Way. For more information about Nevada Humane Society, visit www.NevadaHumaneSociety.org or call 775-856-2000.

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Yard Sale Benefits the Animals--THIS SAT, 9am

Support Homeless Pets—Shop Nevada Humane Society’s

Giant Yard Sale on September 27

Show your support for homeless pets by attending Nevada Humane Society’s giant yard sale Saturday, September 27. 

Featuring a variety of treasures generously donated by the community, all items sold will directly benefit homeless pets. 

The yard sale will take place in the parking lot behind Nevada Humane Society, located at 2825 Longley Lane in Reno, from 9:00am until 2:00pm (no early birds, please). 

·         Art and Interior Decorations

·         Tools, kitchen items, glassware, dishes...

·         Jewelry & accessories

·         Electronics (in working condition)

·         Pet items and Furniture

·         And OH SO MUCH MORE!!

Now's the Time to Adopt a Doggie or Kittie--for FREE!!!

Adopt a Dog or Cat for FREE This Weekend 

May 31 and June 1

Maddie’s^® Pet Adoption Days, a Community-Wide Adoption Event at

Nevada Humane Society, SPCA of Northern Nevada,

and Pet Network Humane Society

If you’ve been thinking about adding to your family, now is the time! Attend the Maddie’s^® Pet Adoption Days event this weekend only, May 31 and June 1, and you can adopt an adorable dog or cat for FREE! Known as America’s biggest free pet adoption event, you can visit Nevada Humane Society, SPCA of Northern Nevada, or Pet Network Humane Society, as well as a variety of other locations to find your new best friend. Every dog or cat will be spayed or neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.

When you adopt during Maddie’s^® Pet Adoption Days, you can feel proud knowing you made a difference, because for every dog or cat that is adopted,Maddie’s^® Fund will make a generous donation to the adopting shelter to help save even more lives.

As a community-wide effort, Nevada Humane Society, SPCA of Northern Nevada, and Pet Network Humane Society hope to find loving homes for 500 animals. Nationwide, more than 200 shelters and rescue groups are participating in Maddie’s^® Pet Adoption Days with a goal of finding loving homes for 10,000 homeless pets.

For a complete list of pet adoption locations and times throughout the community, visit Adopt.MaddiesFund.org.

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Maddie's Fund®, The Pet Rescue Foundation, is a family foundation which is funded by the founder of Workday and PeopleSoft, Dave Duffield and his wife, Cheryl. Maddie's Fund is helping to create a no-kill nation where all healthy and treatable shelter dogs and cats are guaranteed a loving home. Maddie's Fund is named after the family's beloved Miniature Schnauzer who passed away in 1997.

Nevada Humane Society is a charitable non-profit organization founded in 1932. NHS is a no-kill organization with the goal of sustaining a no-kill community. NHS provides shelter to approximately 10,000 homeless pets each year, pet adoption services, low-cost spay/neuter assistance, and a free Animal Help Desk.

SPCA of Northern Nevada, founded in 1998, is Reno's original no-kill animal shelter. Our mission is to be an innovative regional leader in responsible treatment of homeless dogs and cats, primarily through their rescue and placement in forever loving homes and by promoting spaying and neutering to control pet overpopulation. We accomplish our mission with dedication to our core values and a lifetime commitment to our animals.

Pet Network Humane Society is a charitable non-profit organization founded in 1991 located in Incline Village serving Nevada and California, including the Lake Tahoe area. Pet Network’s mission is to save healthy and adoptable animals from needless euthanasia through rescue, rehabilitation and humane education.

Animal Lovers NEEDED!

Help Raise $100,000 for Homeless Pets at

Nevada Humane Society’s 

Walk for Animals 

May 24, 2014, Sparks Marina

Don’t miss the 7^th annual Walk for Animals, this Saturday, May 24 at Sparks Marina—an exciting, fun event to benefit homeless pets at Nevada Humane Society. The goal of the event is to raise $100,000 to help provide care and find homes for the more than 15,000 pets expected to pass through the shelter this year. 

Sponsored by Petco Foundation, the Walk for Animals kicks off at 9am. Registration opens at 8am and festivities continue until 1pm. The public is welcome to bring their dogs on leashes (or cats) and spend a fun day in the park.

“We’re expecting over 1,000 walkers, many with their canine companions,” said Kevin Ryan, Chief Executive Officer for Nevada Humane Society. “This event is so important because the funds help homeless pets who arrive at our shelter daily. In 2013, over 12,000 animals were treated through Nevada Humane Society, and we expect to care for even more this year. You can feel good knowing that your support made a difference, as we consistently have one of the highest save rates in the nation.”

 Festivities at the Walk for Animals include a variety of exhibitors, pet adoptions, pet contests, entertainment, refreshments and more. In addition, Nevada Humane Society will be providing low-cost vaccines and microchips for all pets on a first-come, first-served basis.

Registration for the Walk for Animals may be done online or by using a printed brochure. Walkers who raise $35 or more receive a t-shirt and those who raise more receive additional prizes. More information, including the downloadable brochure, is available at NevadaHumaneSociety.org.

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About Nevada Humane Society: Nevada Humane Society is a non-profit, charitable, no-kill shelter creating a no-kill community. NHS works to find homes and provide care for homeless animals. Our work is made possible by donations.

Nevada Humane Society Walk for Animals--May 24--Is a walk in the park!!!!

Low-Cost Vaccine, Microchip Clinic Offered at Nevada Humane Society’s Walk for Animals, May 24, at Sparks Marina

Nevada Humane Society’s Walk for Animals is about a week away—happening this year on Saturday, May 24 at Sparks Marina. While animal lovers are asked to help raise $100,000 for homeless pets, the public is also invited to bring their pets for a special low-cost vaccine and microchip clinic, being held during the Walk for Animals from 8am until 1pm. Cost for the services, which include basic vaccines, rabies, and microchips, ranges from $10 to $18.

“The Walk is an exciting, fun event but we wanted to give back to the community even more this year by offering these services. We know there will be hundreds of people out with their dogs, and there’s no better time to get them vaccinated and chipped, a service that provides for the dogs but also to their people,” said Kimberly Wade, Senior Manager of Communications and Events for Nevada Humane Society. “The vaccines are low-cost and proceeds directly benefit homeless pets.”

Nevada Humane Society’s Walk for Animals is next Saturday, May 24, at Sparks Marina, kicking off at 9am with a leisurely two mile walk around the marina. Leashed dogs (and cats) are welcome. Registration opens at 8am and festivities continue until 1pm.

Walkers who raise $35 or more receive a t-shirt and those who raise more receive additional prizes, including admission into the VIP tent. Everyone is welcome to enjoy refreshments, entertainment, pet contests, pet adoptions, exhibitors and more. The Walk for Animals is made possible by sponsor Petco Foundation.

Registration for the Walk for Animals may be done online or by using a printed brochure, which is available also online, at the shelter or at one of many local businesses. More information is available at NevadaHumaneSociety.org.

Local Campaign Lends Big Help to Little Animals--Spread the word...

Big Hearts, Little Animals: Making a Difference for Humans and Pets Alike at Nevada Humane Society

Nevada Humane Society is introducing another unique, local campaign. Big Hearts, Little Animals was created to raise awareness for people and pets in need. From April 24 through April 29, when you visit Nevada Humane Society and bring 4 cans of human food to benefit the Food Bank of Northern Nevada, you will receive half off the standard pet adoption fee for adult cats and dogs (standard fees are $50, excluding specially priced pets, puppies and kittens). Big Hearts, Little Animals encourages people, even if they are not able to adopt a pet right now, to drop off a food donation and spend time with the animals, simply offering companionship. The shelter is open daily, from 11am until 6:30pm except for Saturdays in which it opens an hour earlier at 10am.

“Recently, the enhanced branding of the Biggest Little City encouraged us to get even more involved in the community,” said Kimberly Wade, Senior Manager for Communications and Events for Nevada Humane Society. “Through Big Hearts, Little Animals, we are hoping to encourage people to look at multiple causes—not just to adopt a pet, but also to let people know we are here, especially for those who haven’t considered adoption before. In addition, we want help the Food Bank of Northern Nevada, because we’re here for not just pets but people too.” 

A donation bin from the Food Bank of Northern Nevada has been placed in Nevada Humane Society’s shelter and people are encouraged to drop off food donations any time during regular pet adoption hours. The bin will be out through April 29. Nevada Humane Society is also working in conjunction with the BiggestLittleCity.org to promote sharing the positive features of Reno, showcasing the variety of good that is continually spread across the community.

For more information about Nevada Humane Society, visit www.nevadahumanesociety.org or call 775-856-2000.

For more information about the Food Bank of Northern Nevada, visit http://fbnn.org/.

For more information about the Biggest Little City, visit http://biggestlittlecity.org/. 

     

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About Nevada Humane Society: Nevada Humane Society is a non-profit, charitable, no-kill shelter creating a no-kill community. We work to find homes and provide care for homeless animals. Our work is made possible by donations.

Reno's Nevada Humane Society Recognized As A Great Charity

Nevada Humane Society Receives Inaugural

Better Business Bureau Accredited Charity Seal

Nevada Humane Society was recently awarded the inaugural Better Business Bureau (BBB) accredited charity seal, which carries vital importance for both donors and charities. Only organizations that come through a BBB review with a “meets all standards” conclusion are eligible to participate in the seal program.

“Charities that display the BBB Accredited Charity Seal can do so with pride,” says Timothy Johnston, President and CEO of Better Business Bureau serving Northern Nevada. “Not only are they attesting to their organizations’ adherence to sound standards, they are helping to increase donor confidence and strengthen public trust in giving.”

According to the BBB, when this seal is present, it represents that Nevada Humane Society has met the BBB Wise Giving Alliance Standards for Charity Accountability. This process involved rigorous scrutiny of a Nevada Humane Society’s governance, effectiveness, finances and solicitations and informational materials—standards that go beyond what government regulators require. A visual of the seal is below.

“Nevada Humane Society is proud to have been awarded this prestigious and important accreditation from the BBB,” said Kevin Ryan, Chief Executive Officer for Nevada Humane Society. “It is demonstrative of NHS’ dedication to our cause and our open, honest relationship with our donors. NHS spends donor dollars incredibly shrewdly and we work diligently, daily to continue to prove to our community that NHS is a sound investment. Another feather in our cap, NHS is quickly becoming one of Northern Nevada’s most honored charities.”

Nevada Humane Society is open for adoptions seven days a week, from 11:00am to 6:30pm and an hour earlier at 10:00am on Saturdays. The shelter is located at 2825 Longley Lane in Reno.

For more information, visit www.nevadahumanesociety.org or call 775-856-2000.

About Nevada Humane Society: Nevada Humane Society is a non-profit, charitable, no-kill shelter creating a no-kill community. We work to find homes and provide care for homeless animals. Our work is made possible by donations.

Nevada Humane Society Springs Forward...!!!! with these great events for the animals...

The Virginia Mansfield Day, Saturday, April 12: Calling all cat lovers! When you adopt a cat on Saturday, April 12, you'll receive a free bag of litter and a free bag of food, plus a professional photo of your new cat for free! Refreshments will also be available. The event runs from 10am - 6:30pm (photos are available from 11am-2pm). The Virginia Mansfield Day is in honor of Virginia Mansfield and her infinite love for kitties. The Mansfield Endowment provides generous funding for the NHS cats through the Community Foundation of Western Nevada. Kitten Shower/Foster Information Session, Saturday, April 26: If you love kittens we've got a great way for you to help save these tiny, little lives-attend our Kitten Shower! You're encouraged to bring a kitten gift as a donation (see our Amazon Wish List at http://tinyurl.com/l98wzbp) and enjoy fun activities and refreshments. In addition, if you've ever thought about becoming a volunteer Foster Caregiver, you won't want to miss this opportunity to learn more! The Kitten Shower takes place on Saturday, April 26 from 12-4pm, and the Foster Information Session is from 2-3:30. Both events are at NHS. Reno Earth Day 2014, Sunday, April 27: Celebrate our big, green planet by joining us for Earth Day 2014! The community-wide event will include educational booths, vendors, unique performances and live music. NHS will be there with adorable pets for adoption too, so be sure to tell your family and friends! Earth Day is on Sunday, April 27 at Idlewild Park from 10am - 5pm. Admission is free.

Is Your Pet Due??? Or past-due?? SAVE with NHS Pet Service Discounts

Is your pet due for vaccines? 

The Nevada Humane Society is now offering a low-cost vaccine clinic for Northern Nevada residents. Appointments are available for dogs and cats and may be made by calling 775-856-2000 ext. 311. Nevada Humane Society is also offering, for a limited time, rabies vaccines at a special discounted price of just $10.Appointments are required for all vaccines; no walk-ins will be accepted. 

Nevada Humane Society (NHS) recently dedicated a portion of their private, on-site clinic to community outreach, and in just two short months the numbers are impressive. Since 2014 began, NHS has:  Provided the members of the community with 1,443 high-quality, low cost spay and neuter services Provided the community with free spay and neuter services, along with vaccinations, for 241 feral cats Administered 2,422 vaccinations for pets  That's why NHS is extending their high-quality, low-cost spay and neuter services for cats and dogs indefinitely. Through March, NHS is offering an even greater discount on services, where, by appointment only, Northern Nevada residents can bring their cat into the clinic for a spay or neuter surgery for just $25. Appointments may be made by calling 775-856-2000 ext. 333. The NHS clinic is privately funded at no expense to tax payers. The organization is its own entity, receiving no funding from other agencies, including Washoe County Regional Animal Services and the Humane Society of the United States. In order to sustain their lifesaving work, NHS is dependent upon the ongoing support of generous individuals and businesses within the local community. For more information, visit www.nevadahumanesociety.org or call 775-856-2000.

Nevada Humane Society's private clinic also offers high-quality, low-cost spay and neuter surgeries for dogs and cats. Appointment must be made and space is limited. For details, call 775-856-2000 ext. 333.

Nevada Humane Society is open for pet adoptions seven days a week, from 11:00am to 6:30pm and an hour earlier at 10:00am on Saturdays at 2825 Longley Lane, Reno. All pets prior to adoption are spayed or neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. 

Support the ANIMALS! Giant Yard Sale THIS Sat & Sun, Humane Society, RENO

Show your support for homeless pets by attending Nevada Humane Society’s giant yard sale this Saturday, October 5 and Sunday, October 6. Featuring a variety of treasures generously donated by the community, all items sold will directly benefit homeless pets. Theyard sale will take place in the parking lot behind Nevada Humane Society, located at 2825 Longley Lane in Reno, from 8:00am until 1:00pm (no early birds, please). Items for sale will include: Furniture  Kitchen items, glassware, dishes, etc. Art and/or interior decorations  Tools Jewelry & accessories  Electronics (working condition) Pet items  And MORE! If you cannot attend the sale but still would like to help, tax-deductible items for the sale are still being accepted. Items should be in good to excellent condition and can be dropped off at Nevada Humane Society from 4:00 - 6:00pm through Friday, October 4. If you cannot make these times, please call 775-856-2000 ext. 321 for other arrangements. Website | Email | Donate phone: (775)856-2000 | fax: (775) 284-7060 Nevada Humane Society | 2825 Longley Lane | Reno, NV 89502

Meet Joel Silverman! At Art Paws and the Nevada Humane Society Events for Dog Training Gerus

Joel Silverman Gives Reno's Pet Owners 

A New Leash On Training

http://companionsforlife.net/reno-dog-training-seminar

You and your pet can also meet Joel Silverman at Artown's 13th Annual Art Paws, Sun July 21, 10am to 5pm, at McKinley Arts & Cultural Center, Reno.

JOEL SILVERMAN: Bow Wow!

Joel Silverman, a Hollywood animal trainer and pet training author is coming to Artown’s 13^th Annual Art Paws!  With a long list of TV and film credits, Joel is a much sought after Hollywood animal trainer with more than 30 years of national experience with all shapes and sizes of animals.

Joel kicked off his career at the age of sixteen, at Sea World, picking up trash and studying the animals.  He was promoted to a Marine Mammal Trainer, training such mammals as dolphins, sea lions, and killer whales. From Sea World, Joel went on to work at Universal Studios in Hollywood, CA. 

"For the past 15 years, Joel had been responsible for the coordination and training of the dogs and cats in the IAMS commercial and print ads. On the big screen, he worked with Russell Crowe in France as he trained “Tati,” the Jack Russell terrier, in the feature A Good Year. He also trained the big dog named “Dreyfuss” from the tv series Empty Nest from 1998 to 2002. 

“I am very excited to participate in Art Paws,” said Joel.  “I will be there with my own dog, Foster, to answer questions, sign books, and give a free half-hour seminar at 11:00am.”

Joel is a top dog kind of dog trainer.  Joel received the “2008 Trainer of the Year Award,” which was presented at the Westminster Dog Show in 2009. And Joel has been responsible for the coordinating/training of dogs and cats for the IAMS national commercials and print ads for more than 15 years.  He hosted a very successful Animal Planet show "Good Dog U" which ran from 1999 to 2009, and within a few weeks of its first airing, became one of the highest rated weekend shows on Animal Planet. 

Artown’s 13^th Annual Art Paws, sun. July 21, 2013, at Mckinley Arts and Cultural Center, Reno, will be a canine carnival of fun. The fact that Joel Silverman will be there will just add to the experience and allow for education for you and your dog!

METHOD

Joel’s uses what he calls a ‘hybrid” style to teach dogs. He uses much of what he learned as a marine mammal trainer, and much of what he has learned through his career as a Hollywood Dog Trainer. This style is based on two things:

• Building a great relationship with your dog PRIOR to training
• Understanding that all dogs are different; What works for one may not work for another
• As a motion picture and TV dog trainer, Joel had no choice other than to teach dogs to understand control and distance. Distance is key.

BOOKS

Joel has authored three books:

• “What Color is Your Dog?” (2009)
• “Take 2 – Training Solutions for Rescued Dogs” (2010)
• “Bond With Your Heart; Train With Your Brain” (Winter/2012)

In 2012, Joel came out with his new nationally syndicated TV series, “DOG & CAT TRAINING WITH JOEL SILVERMAN,” which airs every Saturday morning at 7:30 am on the CW Reno/My 21 TV in Reno. 

Currently Joel lives in Reno, Nevada.

Don't miss ALL the fun with the Nevada Humane Society!

Local Events Planned for Finding Homes for Animals, Make Many a Lucky Dog!

Our Pets on Tour are gearing up for another busy weekend! We have the Crafts, Critters, & Cuisine event this Saturday at Wet Hen Café. We are also seeking volunteers for PetSmart and for PetCo. If you're able to help with any of the events listed below, please respond to this email and let us know what times you are available for each event. Thank you for all of your hard work in helping homeless pets find new homes. We couldn't do it without you!            Crafts, Critters, & Cuisine at Wet Hen Café Crafts, Critters & Cuisine is a community effort to bring together local businesses and animal lovers. The event will include pet adoptions by Nevada Humane Society, local artists and crafters, pet portraits, and live music and entertainment. Crafts, Critters & Cuisine will take place at 3379 McCarran Boulevard, located at the intersection of Longley Lane. We’ll need volunteers to help find homes for cats and dogs at this fun community event. Saturday, May 11: 10:30am - 3:30pm  Dogs on the Run at Rancho San Rafael Park This unique 5k walk or run experience is hosted by Cumulus Media to raise money for the animals here at Nevada Humane Society. All dog lovers are welcome from individual competitive runners to the entire family looking for a fun healthy activity. We will have a booth at the event with information and pet adoptions. The Walk is located at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park, 1595 N. Sierra Street in Reno. Sunday, May 19: 7:30am - 1:30pm PetCo PetCo is an important part of our Pets on Tour Team. Join us at the PetCo on 5565 S. Virginia.  Friday, May 10: 10:30pm - 4:30pm PetSmart PetSmart continues to be an important partner in our mission. Come help us make the Pets on Tour shine! PetSmart on 6675 S. Virginia St. Saturday, May 11: 10:30am - 4:30pm Sunday, May 12: 10:30am - 3:30pm

Website | Email | Donate phone: (775)856-2000 | fax: (775) 284-7060 Nevada Humane Society | 2825 Longley Lane | Reno, NV 89502