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  • Sasha's Story

    A senior rescue, Sasha found herself in the care of a dedicated foster parent for over 120 days. Initially timid and withdrawn, Sasha slowly began to emerge from her shell in the comforting embrace of her foster home. The first few days were challenging as Sasha navigated the unfamiliar surroundings and adapted to a new routine. However, her foster parent, understanding the patience required for a senior dog, provided the gentle encouragement Sasha needed. Slowly but surely, Sasha started to trust her human companion, finding solace in the warmth and security of her foster home. One of the notable breakthroughs in Sasha's journey occurred during car rides. Initially fearful and anxious, Sasha would tremble at the mere thought of getting into a vehicle. Recognizing this hurdle, her foster parent patiently worked on building Sasha's confidence. Short, positive car rides became a regular part of their routine, allowing Sasha to associate the car with safety and care rather than fear. Months passed, and the bond between Sasha and her foster parent deepened. The once-shy senior dog transformed into a more confident and affectionate companion. The trust she had developed for her foster parent was evident in the way she leaned into their touch and wagged her tail with joy. As the days turned into months, Sasha's foster parent realized that their home had become Sasha's forever home. The decision to adopt Sasha was a natural progression of the love and connection that had blossomed between them. It was a heartwarming conclusion to a story of second chances, patience, and the beautiful transformation of a senior dog who had finally found her place of belonging. Sasha's tale serves as a testament to the impact of fostering, patience, and the extraordinary capacity for love that exists within the bond between humans and their animal companions.

  • The Inspiring Journey of Newman: From Struggle to Success

    Meet Newman, the resilient canine who came into our lives from the Animal Foundation (TAF) with a mention of a potential kneecap or knee ligament issue. Little did we know, Newman's journey to healing would unveil a much more challenging path. Upon Newman's arrival, it became evident that something was amiss. His right leg exhibited severe muscle atrophy, and he was visibly in pain. Further investigations through radiographs revealed a harsh reality - Newman had a broken and displaced right femur. The x-rays indicated that the injury had persisted for an extended period, emphasizing the urgency of intervention. In the face of this adversity, hope shone through in the form of Geno's Hope Fund. This vital resource enabled our dedicated team to take swift action and offer Newman the chance at a better life. Through surgical expertise, a metal plate and screws were applied to correct the fracture, with the ultimate goal of saving Newman's leg from the looming specter of amputation. The surgery marked a turning point in Newman's journey, a journey that is now filled with possibilities. Thanks to the compassionate support from Geno's Hope Fund, Newman is on the path to becoming a forever four-legged companion instead of facing the prospect of life on three. Newman's story is a testament to the resilience of animals and the impact of community support. Through adversity, we discovered the strength within Newman, and with the help of Geno's Hope Fund, we were able to rewrite his narrative. As Newman continues his recovery, he symbolizes the transformative power of love, care, and the unwavering dedication of those who believe in second chances. Today, Newman stands as a beacon of hope, a reminder that every broken spirit can be mended, and every journey, no matter how challenging, can lead to a brighter tomorrow. We invite you to follow Newman's inspiring tale as he embarks on this new chapter, filled with the promise of a joyful and fulfilling life ahead.

  • Keeping Your Pets Safe During Coyote Season

    Keeping Your Pets Safe During Coyote Season Coyote season can be a perilous time for our furry friends. These intelligent and adaptable wild canines are known to roam suburban and rural areas, and encounters with domestic dogs can lead to dangerous situations. To ensure your dog's safety during coyote season, it's essential to be proactive and informed. In this blog post, we'll provide you with tips and guidelines to keep your beloved pet out of harm's way. Understanding Coyotes Coyotes are highly adaptable animals that have roamed the Tahoe Basin for generations. They are typically active during the early morning and evening, making them a potential threat to dogs and other pets during these hours. Understanding their behavior is crucial for keeping your pet safe. Leash Up One of the most effective ways to protect your dog during coyote season is to keep them on a leash. This not only prevents them from wandering off but also allows you to maintain control in case of an encounter with a coyote. It's a simple yet highly effective safety measure. Avoid High-Risk Areas Coyotes are often found in parks, open spaces, and wooded areas. Be cautious when walking your dog in these locations during dawn or dusk. Choose well-lit, busy areas for your walks during these times. Secure Your Yard If you have a yard, ensure it's properly secured with a fence that's at least six feet tall. Coyotes are excellent climbers and jumpers, so take precautions to prevent them from entering your property. Make sure your gate is securely closed as well. Supervised Outdoor Time Coyote season may lead to a higher risk of encounters in your yard, even if it's fenced. Keep an eye on your dog when they're outside, especially during dawn and dusk. Supervised outdoor time can prevent unwanted confrontations. Avoid Attractants Coyotes are scavengers and are attracted to food sources. Avoid leaving pet food, garbage, and birdseed outside, as these can draw coyotes into your yard. Additionally, keep your dog's food and water bowls indoors. Outdoor Lighting Install outdoor lighting around your property to deter coyotes from coming too close. They prefer darkness and will be less likely to approach well-lit areas. Training and Recall Teaching your dog a strong recall c ommand can be invaluable. If you spot a coyote during a walk, a reliable recall command can help you bring your dog back to safety promptly. Coyote season doesn't have to be a source of constant worry. By following these precautions and staying vigilant, you can help keep your dog safe and enjoy outdoor activities without undue stress. Understanding coyote behavior, implementing safety measures, and educating your community are essential steps in ensuring your furry friend's well-being. Be proactive, and together we can make coyote season a safer time for our beloved pets.

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  • Nina Photography X Pet Network

    Nina Photo Tahoe X Pet Network Beautiful portraits. More lives saved. Join us for a festive photography experience that's all about celebrating your beloved pets and giving back to the community. Pet Network Lake Tahoe and Nina Photography have teamed up to create heartwarming holiday pet portraits that capture the joy and love your furry family members bring. ​ Pet Portrait Session ​ Bring your dogs, cats, or any other furry family members to the Nina Photography studio in Kings Beach for a specially curated photography session. For a session fee of $200, your entire contribution will go directly to supporting Pet Network Lake Tahoe. ​ Inclusive Sessions: ​ Christmas-themed Photos (optional) Pet Portraits Full Family Portraits ​ ​ Available for Purchase: After the session, participants can choose from an array of delightful options to showcase their cherished memories ​ Wall Art Albums Prints Digital Files Holiday Spirit with a Purpose: In the spirit of giving, a portion of the proceeds from Pet Network-branded Christmas cards will be donated to Pet Network Lake Tahoe. ​ When to Join Us: Sessions are available starting from late October through November, allowing ample time for creating heartfelt holiday memories. Plus, we promise a timely delivery of all Christmas-related items by early December, so you can enjoy and share the warmth of the season. ​ ​ Come be a part of this memorable collaboration where your pet takes center stage, and your support enriches the lives of animals in need. Book your session today and let's make this holiday season even more special! ​ ​ ​ See Nina's Work Get Started Complete this form to get connected with Nina and schedule your session! ninaphototahoe.com First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting! Get Inspired

  • Animal Services | Pet Network

    Animal Services At Pet Network Community Hospital, we offer a comprehensive range of top-quality services to cater to all your pet's healthcare needs. Our dedicated team of experienced veterinarians and compassionate staff provide expert medical care, from routine check-ups and vaccinations to advanced diagnostics and surgical procedures. With a focus on promoting your pet's well-being, we also offer personalized nutrition guidance, counseling, and preventive care to ensure a happy and healthy life. At Pet Network, we're not just a hospital – we're a caring community that understands the special bond you share with your furry companions. Click here for online pharmacy Illness Pet Network Community Hospital offers same or next-day appointments for illness during operating hours. If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency that requires immediate attention please contact the Reno Emergency & Specialty Center at (775) 8 51- 3600 . Our hospital is not a 24 hour emergency center and we cannot guarantee a veterinarian will be immediately available. For additional emergency resources click here . ​ Need to book an Urgent care appointment? Call (775) 298- 271 5 for service. Wellness​ Experience unparalleled pet care with our comprehensive veterinary wellness appointments. Our dedicated team will conduct a thorough physical examination, administer necessary vaccinations, and discuss diagnostic tests such as blood work and parasite screening. We also provide insightful recommendations on topics like nutrition, behavior, and dental health. Moreover, we offer personalized guidance to ensure your pet’s optimal health and well-being. Book An Appointment Surgery Pet Network Community Hospital offers a range of surgical services including spay or neuter, orthopedic surgery, specialty surgery, and more. ​ Surgical Consultations are $89 ​ To inquire about surgery for your pet please call 775-298 -2 715 . Dentistry​ ​ ​ Improve your pet's health and quality of life with a Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment. ​ Dental Consultation $89 ​ For answers to frequently asked questions click here . Book your consultation online! See estimated cost for different levels of COHAT's and payment options. Book An Appointment Exotic Medicine & Surgery Pet Network community Hospital is proud to offer services for small mammals, exotic, and avian species. ​ Call (775) 298-2715 for more information. See our current list of services with information and pricing. ​Affordable Vaccine Services Protect your pet from preventable disease! Choose from a range of affordable vaccines designed for every age and need. ​ Click here for pricing or book now through our online portal. Not sure which vaccine(s) your pet may need? We can help! Book An Appointment

  • Partners | Pet Network

    Partnerships As the Executive Director of Pet Network Humane Society, I want to express my deepest gratitude for your unwavering support and partnership. Your partnership has been instrumental in our ability to provide care and shelter for countless animals. Without you, we would not be able to reach as many animals or make as big of an impact. Your support has truly made a difference and we are eternally grateful. With heartfelt gratitude, Simi Balter Our National Partners Pet Network Humane Society is a proud recipient of funding from the Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation, a private charitable foundation based in Lake Tahoe, Nevada. The Duffields are long-time benefactors of companion animal causes, education initiatives and veteran services, and are the founders of Maddie’s Fund® , a leading animal welfare foundation dedicated to revolutionizing the status and well-being of companion animals. They honor the spirit of their dog Maddie in their philanthropy pursuits to thank her for her love and companionship. Pet Network Humane Society is deeply grateful to Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation for its generous support of our organization, and commitment to improving the lives of our dogs and cats. #ThanksToMaddie Maddie’s® Pet Project in Nevada aims to elevate the status and well-being of cats and dogs across the state through partnerships that increase adoptions from animal shelters and improve access to veterinary care in underserved areas. Maddie’s® Pet Project in Nevada is made possible by the generosity of the Nevada-based Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation as well as Maddie’s Fund®. The campaign is in memory of the Duffield’s beloved dog, Maddie. Maddie’s Fund ® is a family foundation created in 1994 by Workday® co-founder Dave Duffield and his wife, Cheryl, who have endowed the Foundation with more than $300 million. Since then, the Foundation has awarded more than $225.7 million in grants toward increased community lifesaving, shelter medicine education, and pet adoptions across the U.S. The Duffields named Maddie’s Fund after their Miniature Schnauzer Maddie, who always made them laugh and gave them much joy. Maddie was with Dave and Cheryl for ten years and continues to inspire them today. Maddie’s Fund is the fulfillment of a promise to an inspirational dog, investing its resources to create a no-kill nation where every dog and cat is guaranteed a healthy home or habitat. #ThanksToMaddie. Best Friends Animal Society , founded in its present form in 1993, is an American nonprofit 501 animal welfare organization. The group does outreach nationwide with shelters, rescue groups and members to promote pet adoption, no-kill animal rescue, and spay-and-neuter practices. BISSELL Pet Foundation exists to support animal welfare organizations and provide resources to underserved communities. This includes helping to reduce the number of animals in shelters and rescues through pet adoption, spay/neuter programs, vaccinations, microchipping, and emergency support. Thank You to Our Community Partners

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