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- Guide to FMV | Pet Network
Guide to Fair Market Value and Donations Donation Disclaimer Per IRS guidelines for charitable contributions, the tax-deductible portion of your donation is reduced by the fair market value (FMV) of any thank-you gifts you choose to receive. Each donation tier below includes a breakdown of the thank-you gift, its FMV, and the resulting tax-deductible amount. You may decline the thank-you gift to make your entire contribution fully tax-deductible. Donation Tiers $100 Donation Thank-you gift: $25 Starbucks Gift Card Fair Market Value (FMV): $25 Tax-deductible amount: $75 $300 Donation Thank-you gift: Dinner for Two at Sage Leaf or Moody’s FMV: $150 (meal value; excludes alcohol, tax & tip) Tax-deductible amount: $150 $500 Donation Thank-you gift: Tractive Pet Tracker + 1-Year Subscription Tracker: $69 Subscription: $108 Fair Market Value (FMV): $177 Tax-deductible amount: $323
- News & Press | Pet Network
At Pet Network, we are here to help. Please contact us today or stop by our facility in Incline Village, NV. Pet Network News Pet Network Achieves Coveted AAHA Accreditation Shelter News Oct 29, 2024 Pet Network Humane Society Enhances Animal Care with Advanced Medical Equipment Thanks to Lahontan Community Foundation Fund Grant held at the Parasol Tahoe Community Foundation Shelter News Oct 29, 2024 Pet Network Humane Society Receives Zoetis Product Grant to Support Animal Care Shelter News Oct 29, 2024 Contact Pet Network Send Us A Message First name Last name Email Phone Write a message What is your inquiry about? Adoptable Animal SUBMIT Thanks for your message!! If you have any additional questions please contact the Pet Network shelter: 775.832.4404 info@petnetwork .org Contact Details Location 401 Village Blvd. Incline Village, NV 89451 (At the corner of Village Blvd. & Northwood Bvd.)
- Mountain Manners Dog Training Classes | Pet Network
Training Courses Mountain Manners, Pet Network’s positive-reinforcement training program, builds real-world skills and a stronger human-animal bond through practical, confidence-building sessions. All classes are designed and taught by CPDT-KA, Rachel Dickinson, with an emphasis on clarity, kindness, and progress you can see at home and on the trail. We want you and your pup to have the best possible Mountain Manners experience. Please be aware of the following requirements for class: Your dog must be current on Bordetella, Rabies, and DHPP vaccines prior to the start of class. Your dog must be firendly with other dogs and comfortable in a group setting. Register Adolescent Class (Ages 4 months to up to 2 Years) Ideal for younger dogs. Focus on manners, impulse control, and problem behaviors like jumping or ignoring cues through engaging, positive training for teen puppies. $300 for Six Weekly Sessions Tricks Class Teaches creative, crowd-pleasing tricks that challenge your dog’s mind and deepen your teamwork. $300 for Six Weekly Sessions Basic Manners (Ages 1 year and up) Refine or learn essential cues, boost confidence, and strengthen your connection. $300 for Six Weekly Sessions Register
- Emergency & After Hours Care | Pet Network
For after-hours urgent medical concerns, we have partnered with VetTriage to offer live video teletriage services. VetTriage veterinarians are available 24/7 to assess your pet over a live video chat for a small fee of $50. They can help determine whether your pet needs immediate emergency care or can be safely monitored at home until we reopen. If emergency treatment is needed, they will help coordinate a visit to a local on-call or emergency veterinary hospital. Emergency & After-Hours Care For after-hours urgent medical concerns, we have partnered with VetTriage to offer live video teletriage services. VetTriage veterinarians are available 24/7 to assess your pet over a live video chat for a small fee of $50. They can help determine whether your pet needs immediate emergency care or can be safely monitored at home until we reopen. If emergency treatment is needed, they will help coordinate a visit to a local on-call or emergency veterinary hospital. Start a VetTriage Consultation Through VetTriage , you can immediately connect with a licensed veterinarian by live video 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For a $50 consultation fee, a VetTriage veterinarian will assess your pet’s condition and help you decide the next best step. They will determine whether your pet: Needs immediate emergency care Should be seen by a local on-call or emergency veterinary hospital Can be safely monitored at home until our hospital reopens If your pet needs urgent in-person treatment, the VetTriage team will help guide you to appropriate emergency care. Access VetTriage Here: Get Help What about when we're open? The Community Hospital is happy to accomodate Urgent Care appointments when our schedule permits during open hours! If your pet needs to be seen urgently (non-emergency) during our regular operating hours, call (775) 298-2715 . Please note our support staff may refer you to VetTriage if our veterinarians are at capacity during the time of your call. Hospital Hours: Tue Closed Wed 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Thu 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Fri 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sat 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sun Closed Mon Closed
- Making a Gift Through Your IRA | Pet Network
Make a Difference with Your IRA Using your IRA’s required minimum distributions (RMDs) to support Pet Network Humane Society is a smart, tax-efficient way to give back. By directing your IRA distributions toward our mission, you can reduce your taxable income while helping save the lives of animals in need. Benefits of Donating Through an IRA RMD Tax Advantages If you’re 70½ or older, you can make a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) from your IRA directly to Pet Network Humane Society, which counts toward your RMD for the year. This strategy allows you to reduce your taxable income, even if you don’t itemize your deductions. Maximize Your Giving When you make a QCD, the funds are transferred directly from your IRA to Pet Network, ensuring that your contribution is impactful while lowering your adjusted gross income (AGI), which can offer additional tax benefits. Direct, Simple Process IRA contributions are straightforward. You can request your IRA administrator to transfer your RMD directly to Pet Network Humane Society, ensuring that your donation is tax-free and goes straight to work helping animals in need. How to Give to Pet Network Humane Society Using Your IRA 1. Contact Your IRA Administrator Reach out to your IRA administrator to request a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) to Pet Network Humane Society. You’ll need to provide our details: Legal Name: Pet Network Humane Society Address: 401 Village Blvd., Incline Village, NV 89451 2. Ensure Your Gift is Counted Once you’ve initiated the transfer, please notify us to ensure we can acknowledge your generous gift. You can reach out to finance@petnetwork.org or (775) 832-4404 x 102. 3. Support the Programs You Care About Whether you wish to support our critical medical care, adoption services, or operational needs, your IRA contribution will help fund the lifesaving work that matters most. You can also choose to make an unrestricted gift to ensure that funds are used where they’re needed most.
- Blog | Pet Network
Pet Network Blog All Posts All Posts Dogs Cats Pet Resources Shelter Medicine Success Stories Adoption Success Stories Geno's Hope Fund SHELTER MEDICINE SUCCESS STORIES 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... SHELTER MEDICINE SUCCESS STORIES 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... 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... ADOPTION SUCCESS STORIES Corduroy (Harold)'s Story Once known as Corduroy, the gentle giant with a heart as big as his paws, found his forever home and a new name—Harold. Harold's journey... CATS Sabrina's Story In the captivating world of rescue and fostering, there are stories that deeply touch our emotions and remind us of the boundless love... ADOPTION SUCCESS STORIES From Loss to Love: The Heartwarming Journey of Tito the Anatolian Shepherd Mix In the heartwarming world of pet adoption, stories of love, resilience, and hope shine through, and Tito, the Anatolian Shepherd Mix, is... DOGS Sevard's Heartwarming Journey: A Tale of Rescue, Reunion, and Love In the heartwarming world of pet rescues, stories of triumph and second chances are not uncommon. However, there are some tales that... SHELTER MEDICINE SUCCESS STORIES Archie's Story Meet Archie, a lovable rescue dog who has captured the hearts of many with his unique condition called myotonia congenita. Just like... SHELTER MEDICINE SUCCESS STORIES BG's Story When Pet Network’s field unit arrived on the site of an overcrowding situation in rural Northern Nevada, they found BG; neglected,... SHELTER MEDICINE SUCCESS STORIES Poppy's Story Six-week-old Poppy and her littermates arrived at Pet Network in June. Although our veterinary staff is always prepared for complex... PET RESOURCES How to Build a Strong Relationship with Your Pet How to Build a Strong Relationship with Your Pet By Rachel Dickinson, Behavior and Enrichment Coordinator Stay Positive Using positive... PET RESOURCES We Tried Three Types of Dog Booties We Tried Three Types of Dog Booties Worried about your pup's paws this winter? We tried three different types of protective footwear for... PET RESOURCES Tips for Training Deaf Animals Tips for Training Deaf Animals Rachel’s Enrichment Corner By Rachel Dickinson Pet Network takes in all types of cats and dogs. This... PET RESOURCES Dr. Tremblay's Safe Summer Tips Tips for the Trail Start slow- slowly increase the length and difficulty of hikes you and your animal take especially if they were less...
- BARKtoberfest 2024 | Pet Network
Thu, Oct 03 | Pet Network Lake Tahoe BARKtoberfest 2024 Grab your Lederhosen and your furry (or not) friends, you're going to BARKtoberfest! Includes dinner, unlimited beer, and live music by Jacked Up Tahoe. RSVP Time & Location Oct 03, 2024, 4:30 PM – 8:00 PM Pet Network Lake Tahoe, 401 Village Blvd, Incline Village, NV 89451, USA About the event Get ready to raise a glass and wag some tails at the 4th Annual BARKtoberfest! Join us on Tuesday, October 3rd, at 4:30 PM at Pet Network Lake Tahoe for an unforgettable evening of fun, food, and festivities, all in support of a great cause. What to Expect: 🎶 Live Music by Jacked Up Tahoe Feel the energy and get your groove on with live tunes from Jacked Up Tahoe. They’ll be bringing the beats to keep the party going all night! 🍴 Delicious Eats & Unlimited Beer Tasting Savor a mouthwatering dinner from Bam Dogs and indulge in unlimited beer tasting from local breweries. It’s the perfect way to toast to the fall season! 🐾 Bring Your Furry Friends BARKtoberfest is all about celebrating with our four-legged companions! Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome to join the fun. Your pups deserve a night out too! Why You Should Attend: Not only will you enjoy a fantastic evening, but every ticket sold supports the lifesaving work of Pet Network Humane Society. Your attendance helps us continue our mission of rescuing and rehoming animals in need. It’s a party with a purpose! Event Details: 📅 Date: Tuesday, October 3rd, 2024 🕓 Time: 4:30 PM 📍 Location: Pet Network Lake Tahoe, 401 Village Blvd, Incline Village, NV 89451 Tickets are on sale now! Don’t wait—get your tickets today and join us for a howlin’ good time. Whether you're a local or visiting for the weekend, BARKtoberfest is the perfect way to enjoy the beauty of Tahoe in the fall while supporting a worthy cause. Show More RSVP Share this event

