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Dog rescues and shelters in Nevada

Places to adopt a dog in Nevada (NV), with phone, website and public reviews

50places to adopt
20shelters
30rescue groups

There are 50 dog rescues and animal shelters in Nevada with a public listing: 20 shelters and 30 rescue groups. The list below starts with the ones that have the most and best public reviews, and the map shows all of them.

Rescues and shelters come from public business listings. We do not run adoptions and nobody pays to appear. Call first: hours and available dogs change every day.

Breed rescues in Nevada

3

Las Vegas Doberman and Dachshund Rescue

Las Vegas, NV · Rescue group · Dachshund, Doberman
3.745 reviews

Dog rescues and shelters in Nevada

27

Las Vegas Doberman and Dachshund Rescue

Las Vegas, NV · Rescue group · Dachshund, Doberman
3.745 reviews
31

Wylie Animal Rescue Foundation

Stagecoach, NV · Rescue group
4.714 reviews
32

Endless Pawsibilities Foundation

Elko, NV · Rescue group
4.713 reviews
43

Carson Castle Cattery

Carson City, NV · Rescue group
5.01 review
45

Nevada B Ranch Mustang Sanctuary

Minden, NV · Animal shelter
5.01 review
49

Animal Rescue Truckee

Sparks, NV · Rescue group
No reviews yet

Looking for a specific breed?

Shelters and rescues in Nevada take in dogs of every breed. If you want a puppy of one breed, we also list 43 dog breeders in Nevada.

Dog breeders in Nevada

Questions

How many dog rescues are there in Nevada?

We list 50 places to adopt a dog in Nevada: 20 animal shelters and 30 rescue groups, of which 5 work with a single breed.

How much does it cost to adopt a dog in Nevada?

Each shelter or rescue sets its own adoption fee, usually far below the price of a puppy from a breeder, and it normally covers vaccines, a microchip and spaying or neutering. Ask what the fee includes when you call.

Are there breed rescues in Nevada?

Yes: Golden Retriever Rescue, Chihuahua Rescue Truckee Meadows, Inc, Las Vegas Doberman and Dachshund Rescue, Las Vegas Cocker Rescue and Springer Spaniel Rescue Inc. General shelters also take in purebred dogs, so ask them about the breed you want.