
Find a Furry, Floppy-Eared, or Pint-Sized Companion in Paradise
If you’re looking to add a four-legged member to your Paradise household, Nevada SPCA is home to dozens of diverse animals waiting to meet you, including puppies, senior cats, adult dogs, rabbits, and other small pets. With so many ages, breeds, and personalities under one roof, there’s a companion suited to nearly every Paradise household and lifestyle. Our adoption counselors take the time to understand what you’re looking for, then help pair you with an animal who fits naturally into your daily life. We treat each pet as the individual they are, and we want every match we make to last a lifetime. Take a look at our adoptable animals online, then come visit us to meet them in person. The friend you’ve been searching for might already be wagging, purring, or hopping their way toward you.
Adopt a Dog, Cat, Rabbit, or Small Pet Near Paradise, NV
Whether you’re hoping to adopt a playful puppy, a mellow senior cat, a bonded pair, or a small companion animal, Nevada SPCA can help you find the right match. Our adoption team is here to guide you through the process and help you welcome home a pet that fits your life.

Resources That Keep Paradise Pets and Owners Together
Our care for animals doesn’t stop at adoption; it reaches into homes across Paradise through our community support programs. We firmly believe that pets thrive best alongside the families who cherish them, so when hard times hit, we step in to help owners hold on to the companions they love. Powered entirely by grants and donations, these programs ease the burden during tough stretches and help families avoid the heartbreak of surrendering a pet they love. Our veterinary assistance programs open the door to medical care that might otherwise feel out of reach, while our pet pantry food assistance ensures no animal goes hungry when money is tight. We also provide $5 microchipping, a simple step that dramatically improves the odds of a lost pet making it safely home. If keeping your pet healthy and cared for in Paradise feels overwhelming right now, reach out, because we’re in your corner.
Our 2025 Life-Saving Statistics
- 2,164
- Pets Adopted in 2025
- 387
- Animal Fostered
- 9,282
- Volunteer Hours
- 2,000
- Volunteers




How You Can Help
Looking to Support Pets in Paradise, NV?
Nevada SPCA supports pets and people across Southern Nevada through adoption, veterinary assistance, pet food support, fostering, volunteering, and rehoming resources.

Lend a Hand to Paradise, NV, Animals as a Volunteer
The generosity of our supporters keeps Nevada SPCA running, and Paradise residents have a standing invitation to roll up their sleeves on behalf of animals in need. Our volunteers pour thousands of hours into the shelter each year, comforting frightened pets, exercising energetic dogs, and powering the events that connect animals with new families. Whatever draws you in, whether it’s quietly socializing shy cats, greeting visitors at adoption events, or pitching in behind the scenes, there’s a place for your time and talents. Volunteering also introduces you to a warm community of like-minded animal lovers and lets you witness the moment a pet’s life changes for the better. If hands-on hours aren’t a fit, you can still champion our cause through donation drives, community partnerships, and seasonal events. However you choose to show up, your support strengthens our lifesaving work for the pets of Southern Nevada.
Lost, Found, and Rehoming Resources in Paradise, NV
Standing beside the people and pets of Southern Nevada means showing up during the hardest moments, like the panic of a missing pet or the uncertainty of a changing household. If your animal has wandered off or you’ve come across a stray somewhere in Paradise, Nevada SPCA offers lost and found resources designed to reunite pets with their families as swiftly as possible. We also share clear, practical guidance for anyone who’s found kittens and isn’t sure how to help them. For owners wrestling with the painful choice to part with a pet, our rehoming and owner surrender resources provide honest, supportive information to help you do what’s best for your animal. These moments are never simple, but you don’t have to navigate them alone. Whatever situation you’re facing, our team is ready to help you find a thoughtful way forward.


Stand Up for Paradise, NV, Pets With a Gift Today
At Nevada SPCA, every treatable animal receives the medical care they need to recover and flourish, regardless of the price tag, and we can promise that only because our community makes it possible. As an independent nonprofit with no government funding and no backing from any national SPCA or ASPCA organization, we lean on the support of individuals, businesses, and grants in Paradise, NV, to carry out our mission. Your generosity stays close to home, transforming the lives of Southern Nevada’s most fragile pets. There’s no shortage of ways to make an impact, from one-time or recurring gifts to in-kind donations, vehicle contributions, planned giving, and our Critical Need Fund for animals facing serious medical challenges. Each and every gift, large or small, brings another homeless pet closer to the care, safety, and fresh start they so deserve. Make your donation today and stand with a community devoted to changing animal lives in Paradise, NV.
See How Your Support Impacts Lives
Critical Need Fund Stories
Nevada SPCA provides all necessary medical care for every treatable animal no matter the cost, and we are entirely funded for that care by donations from our community. When those medical services become extensive, we are still committed to providing the absolute best care possible for these precious pets, but we need your help. Please support our urgent need requests and donate today.
Community Support Stories
At Nevada SPCA, every treatable animal receives the medical care they need to heal and thrive, no matter the cost. Because we are fully funded by the generosity of our community, your support makes every lifesaving moment possible. When an animal’s medical needs become extensive, our commitment to giving them the very best care possible never wavers. But during those especially challenging times, we can only continue this mission with your help. Together, we can ensure every pet gets the second chance they deserve.

Molly
Molly was found by a Good Samaritan at Sunset Park. It was clear Molly had been abandoned and was in ...
Daffodil
Daffodil is a very sweet and affectionate cat that came to the shelter with a severe skin condition and open ...
Bunny
Our hearts broke when sweet Bunny arrived into our care. This gentle 9-month-old puppy had suffered multiple painful bite wounds ...
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the adoption process?
Nevada SPCA is a walk-in shelter, and adoptions are based in first come, first served. The adoption process typically takes about an hour. During this time, you'll meet the pet and speak with our knowledgeable staff to ensure that they're a good fit for your home and lifestyle. If it's a good match, you can complete the application and bring your pet home the same day. You must be 18+ years of age to adopt and provide a valid photo ID with current address. A meet-and-greet with any current household dogs is required for some dogs. If you are renting, you are responsible for checking your lease agreement for any pet restrictions including and not limited to breed and size.
Am I responsible for veterinary care once this pet is adopted?
Once the adoption is finalized, you are responsible for establishing care for your pet at a veterinary clinic of your choice. We will provide you with the pet's current medical records at the time of adoption.
What is an FTA?
FTA stands for Foster to Adopt. Any animal with "FTA" listed after their name is part of our Foster to Adopt program. Nevada SPCA's Foster to Adopt program allows pets - typically young puppies and kittens who are not yet old enough or large enough to be spayed or neutered - to go into loving homes before their surgery. These animals stay with their foster family until they are ready for their procedure, at which point the adoption is finalized. This program is crucial because it keeps young animals out of the shelter during their critical developmental months and allows Nevada SPCA to help more pets in need by freeing up shelter space.

























