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spcanevada.org
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Services & ProgramsAdoptionsSpay & NeuterVaccine ClinicPet SurrenderVet Bill AssistanceCommunity CatsGet Involved
Your Best FriendIs Waiting…
We connect pets and people to create loving families and a compassionate community.
Meet Our Dogs
Meet Our Cats
Affordable* Services
*Affordable is our real middle name!
Affordable Spay & Neuter Services
- In-house clinic at 4950 Spectrum Blvd
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[](https://spcanevada.org/) - [Services & Programs](https://spcanevada.org/services/) - [Adoptions](https://spcanevada.org/how-to-adopt-dog-cat/) - [Spay & Neuter](https://spcanevada.org/services/spay-neuter/) - [Vaccine Clinic](https://spcanevada.org/services/vaccination-microchip-clinic/) - [Pet Surrender](https://spcanevada.org/services/pet-surrender/) - [Vet Bill Assistance](https://spcanevada.org/services/todds-medical-fund/) - [Community Cats](https://spcanevada.org/services/jackies-community-cats/) - [Get Involved](https://spcanevada.org/get-involved/) - [Ways to Give](https://spcanevada.org/get-involved/ways-to-give/) - [Volunteer](https://spcanevada.org/get-involved/volunteer/) - [Foster](https://spcanevada.org/get-involved/foster-care-dogs-cats/) - [Become a Sponsor](https://spcanevada.org/get-involved/become-a-sponsor/) - [Events](https://spcanevada.org/get-involved/events/) - [Online Store](https://spcanevada.org/apparel/) - [Thrift Store](https://spcanevada.org/spca-thrift-store/) - [Who We Are](https://spcanevada.org/about/) - [Adoption Center](https://spcanevada.org/about/pet-adoption-center/) - [Meet the Team](https://spcanevada.org/about/team/) - [Our Volunteer Board](https://spcanevada.org/about/meet-the-board/) - [Careers](https://spcanevada.org/about/careers/) - [Pet Help](https://spcanevada.org/services/pet-education/) - [Blog](https://spcanevada.org/about/blog-news/) - [Affordable Resources](https://spcanevada.org/services/resources/) - [Meet Our Pets](https://spcanevada.org/pet-adoption/) - [MAKE A GIFT](https://spcanevada.org/donate/) - [Search](https://spcanevada.org/#) - ## Your Best FriendIs Waiting… ## We connect pets and people to create loving families and a compassionate community. [Meet Our Dogs](https://spcanevada.org/dog-adoptions/)[Meet Our Cats](https://spcanevada.org/cat-adoptions/) ## Affordable* Services ***Affordable** is our *real* middle name! ### [Affordable Spay & Neuter Services](https://spcanevada.org/#) - In-house clinic at 4950 Spectrum Blvd - Spay/Neuter vouchers - Dogs: $130 · Cats: $50 ### [Affordable Vaccine & Microchip Clinic](https://spcanevada.org/#) - Every Saturday & Sunday - 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM at 75 E. Moana Lane - 15% off Thrift Store coupon ### [Todd's Fund for Veterinary Assistance](https://spcanevada.org/#) - 40% – 60% coverage - Partner with private veterinarians - For qualifying, northern Nevada residents ### [Jackie’s Community Cats Program](https://spcanevada.org/#) - Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) - Humane trap rental - SPCA-NN covers surgery costs ### [Help with Pet Care](https://spcanevada.org/services/pet-education/) - Behavior and training - Pet food assistance - Virtual Classroom for additional support ### [Helpline for Post-Adoption Support](https://spcanevada.org/#) - Advice from our expert team - Support to keep your pet in their loving home - We answer what Jenna can’t! ## How YOU Helped Pets in 2025 Improving the lives of pets & people #### 1,385 Pets adopted into loving homes #### 3,671 Community and homeless pets fixed #### 9,254 Vaccine and microchip clients #### 324 Todd's Fund recipients #### 159 Pets are Family free adoptions #### 24,507 Volunteer hours ## How YOU Can Get Involved Volunteer, foster, and give a lifesaving gift to save lives. #### Give Every donated dollar saves lives. #### Planned Giving Leave a lasting gift to save lives. #### Foster Share your home with a furry roommate. #### Volunteer Have fun AND save lives. ## Happy Tails Real stories of SPCA-NN saving and improving the lives of pets and people. I lost my 15 year old kitty a few months ago to kidney failure. She, too, was a rescue. I wasn’t planning to get another kitty right away. Gentleman had been with the SPCA-NN for a number of weeks. At 7.5 years old, FIV+, urinary tract disease, and not a fan of other cats, his adoption pool was limited. As a volunteer I spent most days loving on him. So I decided to adopt him. Best decision I could have made! Rebecca B. Volunteer/Adoption McKinley and Denali have settled in beautifully—McKinley’s a total lovebug, while Denali is our cozy nap king. I first saw these orange boys in a reel and couldn’t stop thinking about them. We’re very thankful for the voucher that made it a non-issue to adopt kitties with bad teeth! Sara G. Adoption & Dental Voucher recipient I got lucky when I looked online to see if SPCA-NN had any neuter appointments open online. I know they get booked fast. Luckily there was an opening. $130 for my 65 lb lab. That’s an amazing price. My regular vet was charging almost $1000. Leading up to my boys appointment I was getting emotional! But the day that he went in for surgery I was out at ease because the staff was amazing and seemed happy to see my dog, and take care of him. Great staff! I didn’t even cry! Thank you to the amazing staff at SPCA-NN. Kameron S. SNYPS Program The vaccine clinic is the best. The process is very smooth and efficient. Andrew Vaccine Clinic Had my puppy neutered. Very well orchestrated process. They charge a fair rate... John E. SNYPS Program The staff at SPCA-NN are fantastic, both in their support for volunteers and their commitment to the animals they care for. I have rarely been associated with a group of people more dedicated to the main principle of their work: the welfare of animals in need, in our community and the wider region. I love volunteering at the adoption center and the thrift store and at special events because I believe we are making a significant difference in the lives of animals and the people who love them and helping to educate others on responsible pet ownership and adoption. Susan J. Volunteer I adopted Niko, a short-haired, trouble-making cat. He was returned twice before for ‘Unrealistic Expectations.’ I changed his name to Pre-wash due to the bad habit of cleaning the lids of food containers I throw in the garbage. He is slowly growing into one of the coolest cats I have had. Thanks for being there to give him another chance. Chuck R. Adoption I had a great experience with the SPCA! The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful throughout the adoption process. They seemed to treat the animals like family which really impressed me. Adopted Sapphire yesterday... couldn't be happier with the choice the staff and I made to adopt Sapphire and bring her home. Andrew L. Adoption I have fostered with the SPCA many times over the years. They have always supplied me with any and everything I needed to be successful in fostering. I always felt supported every step of the way. The staff is so kind and communicates effectively. They even helped me with caring for ringworm kitties, which I had always been hesitant with. So, if you’re on the fence about fostering, take the leap! You won’t regret it. Cassidy K. Foster Volunteer Perfect place to get your kitties or doggies vaccinated at a reasonably awesome price. So convenient with their online appointment set up. I always use this facility for my kitties and never had any problems. Highly recommended. David H. Vaccine Clinic I love that this place makes getting your animals spayed or neutered actually affordable. They are really doing amazing work… My kitten healed perfectly and they took great care of her. Samone S. SNYPS Program Super friendly and helpful staff, clean shelter, and well-cared-for animals. The staff and volunteers provide top care for the pets in their care. Great place to find your next furry family member. Kathryn K. Adoption Center I’m SO HAPPY to have Pi in my life. With a little time and a few adventures, he became my perfect guardian and companion. He loves going on walks, lounging on his bed, and traveling with me. He’s always by my side and seems genuinely happy in his new life. Sharing my adventures with Pi is a very welcome task. I appreciate you all so much for what you do and for taking such good care of Pi for so long. He means the world to me. John C. Adoption Dove was one of the biggest blessings we’ve ever had. She helped us socialize feral kittens, comforted the ones who didn’t make it, and brought peace and kindness to every cat she met. Her retirement was full of adventures, heating pads, and more blankets than she knew what to do with. I’ve never loved anything more. Thank you for rescuing her—and for letting us love her in the end. Anna D. Adoption & Dental Voucher recipient ###### Hero of the Month ## Lithia Reno Subaru We are honored to celebrate **Lithia Reno Subaru** as our Sponsor of the Month! As one of our longest-standing partners, their commitment to the pets of northern Nevada has made a profound and lasting impact. Lithia Reno Subaru regularly hosts **fee-waived adoption events** that help our more overlooked or reserved pets finally meet their people. Each October, they go even further by **matching adoption fees**, ensuring more pets find loving homes. And through Subaru’s annual **#ShareTheLove** program, they continue to fuel our lifesaving work with generous donations that support critical medical care, nutritious meals, and second chances. We are deeply grateful for their compassion, partnership, and dedication to the pets in our care — and to the pets and families throughout our community. [LEARN MORE](https://www.lithiasubarureno.com/) ## Together, we’re helping pets in need We’re grateful for incredible partners who help us care for pets and people. ### Frequently Asked Questions What is SPCA of Northern Nevada's Mission? Our mission is to be a leading, innovative advocate for animal welfare, focusing on the humane treatment of pets, rescue, adoption, and community education. We make a lifelong commitment to our adoption alumni and provide extensive post-adoption support. We strive to provide the highest standards of care in our adoption center and community programs How can I adopt a pet from SPCA of Northern Nevada? You can view our available pets on our website and visit our Adoption Center at 4950 Spectrum Blvd, Reno, NV. We are open for adoptions every day from 11 AM to 6 PM. The adoption process includes completing an application and meeting with our staff to ensure a good match. What types of community programs do you offer? We offer various community programs, including affordable spay/neuter services, vaccination and microchip clinics, pet surrender assistance, and behavior help. Additionally, we have educational programs and resources for pet owners in the community. Are you a "no-kill" shelter? We are sometimes asked whether we are “no kill”. The answer is YES. We will place every healthy or treatable, and safe pet. Period. Most importantly, *we are pro-pet and people*! We offer daily enrichment to our animals, use training partnerships and behavior modification training when needed to get them ready for adoption, and work our tails off to find them loving homes. We are dedicated to humane treatment of the pets in our care even when that means making appropriate, humane euthanasia decisions. If they’re suffering, or a danger to our community, then we lovingly guide them over the rainbow bridge. Let’s remember that compassionate euthanasia is a gift, and every decision must consider the welfare of the individual animal. SPCA-NN will only humanely euthanize for poor medical prognosis or if the animal is too dangerous to place. Our team is highly trained and we work closely with a nationally-renowned, certified shelter animal behaviorist. Like most catch phrases, the term “no kill” has limitations. **[For a more in-depth look at the current issues in the U.S. shelter overpopulation movement, click here!](https://www.damemagazine.com/2019/10/01/the-paradox-of-no-kill-animal-welfare-policies/)** How can I volunteer or foster a pet? We welcome volunteers and foster caregivers! You can apply to volunteer or foster by filling out the application forms [available on our website](https://spcanevada.org/get-involved/foster-care-dogs-cats/). Volunteers can help with various tasks, and foster caregivers provide temporary homes for pets in need. What is Todd’s Medical Fund? Todd’s Medical Fund provides financial assistance for necessary veterinary procedures to pet owners who cannot afford the costs. This fund covers acute medical issues such as surgeries and severe dental procedures. For more info, [visit Todd’s Medical Fund page here](https://spcanevada.org/services/todds-medical-fund/). How can I donate to SPCA of Northern Nevada? Donations can be made through our [website here](https://spcanevada.org/donate/). We accept one-time donations, and recurring donations, and have opportunities for sponsorship. Your contributions directly support our programs and help pets in need. I need to surrender my pet. What do I need to do? If you adopted your pet from the SPCA-NN: You may call or bring your pet back to us during our normal hours of operation. We make a lifetime commitment to our animals and will always take them back regardless of circumstances. If you did NOT adopt your pet from SPCA-NN: Surrendering is not a walk-in process. We only take surrendered cats or dogs that you did not adopt from us by appointment only. (For other domestic animals, please contact the Nevada Humane Society.) **Do NOT abandon your pet(s): Abandoning them is ILLEGAL and punishable of up to $1,000 fine by Nevada law NRS 574.100.** Alternatives to surrendering your pet: Surrendering a pet can be an incredibly difficult decision. SPCA-NN may be able to help you keep your pet at home or there may be alternative re-homing options to consider. Please review the following resources before surrendering your pet. Why are you considering surrendering your pet? - [Behavior issues](https://animalalliances.com/2012-06-07-16-46-30/dogs.html) (Pet Help Desk: 775.324.7773, 200) - Can’t afford care (Pet Help Desk: 775.324.7773, 200) - Domestic or disaster situation (Pet Help Desk: 775.324.7773, 200) - Moving/don’t have adequate housing (Pet Help Desk: 775.324.7773, 200) - Other re-homing options (Please read Finding a New Home for Your Pet below) We know that sometimes it’s just not possible to keep a pet, and we are here to support you as best we can with compassionate advice and resources. Before making the decision to surrender, you may want to consider other re-homing options such as trusted friends or family. If these resources don’t address the circumstances you’re experiencing, please see below for more about the process for surrendering your pet to SPCA-NN. In order to surrender your cat or dog, the first step is to fill out a surrender profile. You can obtain one of these by coming to the Adoption Center in person, or by calling our Help Desk and having it emailed to you: 775.324.7773, 200. The surrender profile will be reviewed by our staff, which may take up to a week. You will then be contacted to either schedule a handling assessment or informed that we are unable to take your pet. We may not be able to take your pet based on a number of reasons, including, without limitation: available space, capacity for care, behavior, a lack of resources, etc. We will do our best to help you, and our staff may refer you to other organizations that may be able to take your pet. After the appointment, we will decide whether we are able to accept your cat or dog. We do not charge a surrender fee, but donations are welcome to help cover the cost of care for your pet. [Meet our Pets](https://spcanevada.org/pet-adoption/) [Make a Gift](https://spcanevada.org/donate/) [Volunteer](https://spcanevada.org/get-involved/volunteer/) [FAQ's](https://spcanevada.org/about/frequently-asked-questions/) [Contact](https://spcanevada.org/about/contact/) Adoption Center Hours Open Daily: 11am - 6pm4950 Spectrum BlvdReno, NV 89512[775.324.7773](tel:775.324.7773) Thrift Store Monday-Saturday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.Sunday: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.75 E. Moana LaneReno, NV 89502[775.324.7776](tel:775.324.7776) FEIN#: 88-0386601 Get PAWsome Updates! Get notified about pet updates, event info, and more. Please note that a transaction fee of 3.99% is applied to all credit card transactions, including purchases at our Thrift Store, adoptions, SNYPs services, and vaccine clinic visits. We do not profit from this fee; it covers the costs associated with providing these valuable services. Thank you for your understanding and your continued support in making a positive difference in the lives of pets in need. [Terms of Use](https://spcanevada.org/privacy-policy/) | [Privacy Policy](https://spcanevada.org/privacy-policy/) | Website by [Revision Road](https://revisionroad.com/) © 2025 | SPCA of Northern Nevada | 501(c)(3) non-for-profit organization | All rights reserved. ## Hey, guess what… You can help save local homeless pets. Get valuable insights, success stories, and see what’s happening in your community. The pets say thank you!
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