James and Majesty, angelic babies debuting for adoption.

James

Majesty

These precious babies, brother James and sister Majesty, are tiny angels, both with loving and gentle natures.

They are Chihuahuas, now 3 months of age, spayed/neutered, and ready for adoption at Nevada SPCA.

We rescued their mother Lullaby, pictured below.  She was in labor and a deformed puppy inside of her had blocked her from giving birth.  Lullaby's previous owner was unable to provide medical care to save her life.

We rushed Lullaby into a veterinary hospital for an emergency C-section.  The veterinarians were able to save mom (Lullaby) and two of her babies, who we named James and Majesty.

Lullaby has since been spayed and adopted into a loving home.  Now its her puppies' turn to find owners who will cherish and adore them every day for the rest of their lives.

Lullaby, mother of James and Majesty

Lullaby wants to know what a loving home feels like.

Lullaby's beautifully expressive eyes reveal a young girl who is tender-hearted and sensitive, yearning to be loved for her own worth, not for her commercial value as a breeding machine. 

She is a pretty Chihuahua, spayed, 2 years of age, good with people and dogs, and debuting for adoption today at Nevada SPCA. 

Lullaby is incredibly fortunate to be alive.  Her previous owner bred her for puppies, but could not afford the emergency medical care she desperately needed when one of her babies got stuck during the birthing process.  We rescued her and rushed her into a veterinary hospital for an emergency Caesarean section, and 4 of her 5 babies survived and remain in foster care.

Lullaby is an angelic young Maltese who survived a big dog attack. She is now ready for adoption.

This precious angel triumphantly debuts for adoption today at Nevada SPCA.

Lullaby is a loving, adorable Maltese, spayed girl, one year young.  Please plan on regular professional grooming care and budget accordingly. She is good with people and small dogs.

At the time of rescue Lullaby had been attacked and shook by a bigger dog. Her puncture wounds have now healed and she is ready to join a gentle, forever home.