How could they have walked away from us?

Daisy and Drake

Daisy

Drake

Daisy and Drake were rescued from an abandoned house, along with two other kittens and two adult female cats.  All survived the ordeal.

Daisy and Drake are now spayed/neutered, 3 months of age, and debuting for adoption today.

They are sister and brother, and terrific together, but they can be adopted separately. 

Daisy and Drake are as loving as they are cute, just as precious and endearing as imaginable.

Special thanks to Pet'ographique for capturing their beautiful spirits in these portraits.

We are blooming now that we are healthy and well.

Daisy

Rose

Update: Rose was adopted on March 14!

Update: Daisy was adopted on March 12!

Daisy and Rose are baby girls who came from two different litters and were sick with the parvo virus at the time of rescue.

We had emergency medical care provided for both puppies, and after extensive treatment, the girls made full recoveries.

Daisy is endearing and has a loving nature.  She is most likely a Pointer mix, now spayed about between 4-5 months of age.

Rose is affectionate, spunky, and playful.  She is a Heinz 57 with Retriever, now spayed about about 4 months young.

The girls are available for adoption separately.  Please carefully puppy-proof your home and yard for their safety and protection.

I did everything I could to try and keep my babies alive.

Update: Daisy was adopted on February 25th!

The plight of this angel ripped our hearts out.  We are blessed to have her (and her surviving pups) here at Nevada SPCA, safe now, and ever-after (once adopted into a loving forever home), so she (and the pups too) can be shown the kinder side of human nature.

Daisy is a Maltese mix with ethereal hazel eyes, spayed girl, about 18 months of age.

At the time of rescue she was in a filthy, wet backyard with her 4 newborn puppies.  Forced to live outside, she had dug a large hole in the ground to try and keep her puppies warm.  But her previous owner said 3 of her original 7 babies had "froze to death".  When questioned why he had acted so cruelly and neglectfully, he said he "didn't want no babies" and that when he took Daisy from a friend he did not know she was pregnant.

Daisy's babies are doing well here and they will be available for adoption in the weeks to come.  Now that Daisy has been spayed she is ready for adoption.

Daisy longs for loving attention and reassurance.  Please plan on regular professional grooming care to keep her looking and feeling good.