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Pet Network's first annual Snowshoe & Sip fundraiser with IVGID Parks and Recreation. A guided trek to Diamond Peak's Snow Flake Lodge. Live music, raffles, and lite bites! Pet Network's First Annual Snowshoe & Sip! February 9th, 2024 | Guided tours begin at 5 pm Two tickets for $150 | Single Ticket $85 Includes a guided after-hours snowshoe trek at Diamond Peak, live music, drink tickets, light bites, and a raffle entry! If our reservation portal below is not working for you, please click here .

Pet Network Humane Society's Giving Tuesday 2023. I hope this message finds you wrapped in warmth, perhaps with a furry friend snuggled close, providing comfort and companionship. I'm reaching out on behalf of the animals at Pet Network Humane Society, the ones who are still waiting for their loving home. I come to you with a heartfelt plea: will you help feed the animals this winter? If our donation portal does not appear, please click here . Stay In Touch Sign up to receive the first word on happenings at the Shelter. First Name Last Name Email Subscribe Thanks for submitting!

We need your support to continue our impact! Come volunteer with us or foster a pet to support our mission at Pet Network. Volunteer Foster Volunteer With Us Already a volunteer? Volunteer Login Pet Network Humane Society relies on the generosity and support of our dedicated volunteers, donors, and community partners. Your contribution helps to fulfill Pet Network's mission to save the lives of adoptable dogs and cats across the region. The animals we rescue from overcrowded shelters across Nevada, and beyond need much more than just food, shelter, and medical care. As a volunteer with us, you can show love, enrich, and exercise the animals during their stay with us - which not only benefits the animals but it feels darn good for you too! No special skills are needed, just compassion, patience, and the desire to learn. We provide all necessary training. Interested in volunteering to help the animals at Pet Network? Please email us for community service inquiries. ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us. Curious about Group Volunteering? Fill out this inquiry form to learn more about group volunteering projects. First Name Last Name Email What type of group volunteering are you interested in? Choose an option What kind of activity do you have in mind? (e.g. snow removal, treat making, painting) SEND Thanks for submitting! Ready to volunteer? Volunteer Questionnaire Contact the Pet Network Volunteer Manager 775.832.4404 ext. 106 volunteer@petnetwork.org Foster Pet Network works to save the lives of as many animals as possible. A crucial piece in that goal is our foster program. Fosters temporarily house animals in their own homes and provide care to those animals. Being a foster parent is an extremely rewarding and important selfless act that enhances the lives of our shelter pets. Animals can go into foster care for many reasons, such as: Illness/recovery from an illness Reduce amount of time spent in the shelter Pregnant/nursing mothers and their litters Orphaned kittens and puppies Animals too young for spay/neuter Animals who need socialization Animals with behavior needs Senior animals Fostering allows you to have the companionship of an animal, without the lifelong commitment of a pet ownership-- an option great for seasonal residents! Additionally, Pet Network provides the majority of essentials for providing care to the animals. This includes items such as food, medication, litter/boxes, and more. We also provide veterinary care to all animals in our foster program. Getting started: Watch this video below for a quick introduction to our Foster Program. It's never been easier to help us save lives! Mountain Buddies is closed for the season. We can't wait to adventure with you next year. ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us. Start Fostering a Pet Today! Cat Foster Questionnaire Dog Foster Questionnaire If you have any additional questions please contact the shelter: 775.832.4404 ext. 106 foster@petnetwork.org Subscribe + Stay in the Loop Email JOIN OUR MAILING LIST Thanks for subscribing!

Become a Wish Granter At Pet Network Lake Tahoe, every shelter animal we care for—and every community pet who visits our hospital—depends on reliable electrical power. But here in Tahoe, winter storms are as much a part of life as the snow itself. When the lights go out, so does the equipment that provides critical, life-supporting care: ventilators, Intensive Care Units, surgical monitors– even the heating units themselves. Suddenly, what should be a safe, warm environment becomes uncertain. This Giving Tuesday, you can become a Wish Granter. Together, we’re raising funds for a generator that will ensure no animal’s care is ever interrupted by a power outage. We’ve got a $40,000 match on the table! Tito’s Handmade Vodka ($5,000), Bev & Doug Keil ($25,000) and Jody Gunderson and Earle Curtice ($10,000) have teamed up so every gift is matched until we reach $40,000. Twice the good. Twice the lives saved. Your gift means that through every storm, animals remain safe, warm, and cared for—and our community hospital never misses a beat.

Our local Lake Tahoe and Incline Village partners along with National partners make our work at Pet Network possible. 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

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.)

Please revire our impact and finniancials - an overview of the remarkable impact of Pet Network Lake Tahoe. Impact and Financials Welcome to an overview of the remarkable impact of Pet Network Lake Tahoe! With a passionate commitment to the welfare of animals in the Lake Tahoe area, Pet Network has consistently proven its dedication to making a positive difference. Impact Reports + Statistics Recent Reports Pet Network Impact Report 2024 Pet Network Impact Report 2023 Pet Network Impact Report 2022 Pet Network Impact Report 2021 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2020 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2019 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2018 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2017 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2016 Older Reports Pet Network Animal Statistics 2015 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2014 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2013 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2012 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2011 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2010 Pet Netowrk Animal Statistics 2009 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2008 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2007 Pet Network Animal Statistics 2006 Public Notice Reports 2016 IRS form 990 2017 IRS form 990 2018 IRS form 990 2019 IRS form 990 2020 IRS form 990 2021 IRS form 990 2022 IRS form 990 2023 IRS form 990 2024 IRS form 990 Tax Exemption Letter Tax Exemption Letter Do you have a question? Send Us a Message 775.832.4404 info@petnetwork.org

Meet the team at Pet Network who makes our work possible. Meet The Team Leadership Executive Director Simi Balter With over 20 years of dedicated service in the nonprofit sector, Simi Balter has spent the majority of her life’s work fostering the invaluable connection between humans and animals. Simi’s expertise in nonprofit leadership includes cultivating strong community partnerships and engaging stakeholders to drive meaningful change. Throughout her career, Simi has demonstrated a commitment to strategic planning, fundraising and program development. Her expertise and unwavering commitment have been instrumental in driving the mission of Pet Network forward. Simi’s passion for creating a better world for pets and the people who love them continues to inspire her work and the community she serves and beyond. Director of Community Medicine Dr. Nicholas Robl, DVM Dr. Nick Robl completed his D.V.M. at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2013 following an M.A. in Biological Anthropology from Kent State University in Ohio. He has experience practicing veterinary medicine in a variety of settings including private practice, sanctuaries, shelters, and clinics across the United States. Dr. Robl has a strong background in veterinary surgery, dentistry, internal medicine, and specialized orthopedic procedures. He has also performed research and wildlife veterinary work around the world including work in Indonesia, Cambodia, Rwanda, D. R. Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Colombia, Peru, Brazil and Suriname. Director of Finance & Human Resources Kimberly Highfill Originally from Southern California, Kimberly Highfill has made her home in Nevada, bringing with her a wealth of expertise in finance and human resources. She holds a degree in Finance and Art History from the University of Maryland, where she developed a unique blend of analytical and creative skills. As Finance and Hr Director, Kimberly is committed to fostering a positive workplace culture while ensuring financial integrity and operational efficiency. She is a devoted pet owner, sharing her home with three dogs and a cat, who loves to be the center of attention. Hospital Medical Director Dr. Marlène Tremblay, DVM, PhD. Dr. Tremblay received her D.V.M from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2013 followed by a Public Health & Epidemiology Research Internship. She received a PhD in epidemiology and data science from Utrecht University in 2019. Dr. Tremblay has worked as a veterinarian at a variety of shelters and non-profit organizations. Her interests include surgery, behavioral medicine, and helping animal welfare organizations implement data-supported strategies. Her goal is to integrate population medicine with individualized medicine to optimize outcomes in shelters. Director of Operations Katie Millonzi With over a decade of experience in animal care and shelter operations, Katie is passionate about enhancing animal welfare through industry best practices. Her educational background includes a B.S. in Biological Science from Alma College and a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Zoo and Aquarium Studies from Western Illinois University. She has held leadership roles in various animal welfare organizations, including Mountain Humane and PAWS Chicago, where she led teams, implemented new efficiencies, and improved overall animal care and management. Management Team Marketing & Development Manager Sybile O'Neill Sybile O'Neill, a longtime Tahoe local, combines her extensive marketing experience with her passion for animal welfare at Pet Network Lake Tahoe. With a deep commitment to the Tahoe community, she works to elevate Pet Network’s mission, supporting initiatives that benefit animals in need and connecting people with opportunities to make a meaningful impact. Animal Care and Client Services Manager Bradley (Brad) Steelmon Bradley has been with Pet Network for four years, growing from Client Services Representative to Client Services Supervisor before stepping into his current role. He is especially passionate about adoption work and client experience, has completed extensive training in animal care and adoption counseling with a focus on the Adopters Welcome approach, and has taught adoption courses through Maddie’s University. Bradley continues to further his education, always looking for better ways to support animals, adopters, and the community. Volunteer and Foster Manager Aria Overli Aria brings over a decade of experience in volunteer management and is committed to connecting individuals with meaningful opportunities that strengthen communities and enhance quality of life. She resides in Reno with her husband, daughter, and two cats, and helps run a community garden in her yard. Aria is excited to apply her professional expertise in volunteer management to foster programming at Pet Network and is dedicated to ensuring positive outcomes for animals through the thoughtful and effective engagement of fosters and volunteers. She is particularly focused on strengthening onboarding and training programs while prioritizing the safety and well-being of those supporting animals in shelter and foster environments. Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Master of Arts in Cultural Anthropology, which have shaped her strong emphasis on the critical role people play in advancing effective and compassionate animal welfare practices. Medical Operations Manager Jules DiGiovanni Jules DiGiovanni oversees shelter medical operations at Pet Network Humane Society, bringing dedication and expertise to the health and well-being of animals in Pet Network’s care. With a strong background in animal care, Jules plays a vital role in ensuring each pet receives compassionate and high-quality medical attention, supporting Pet Network’s mission to save lives and enrich the community through responsible and comprehensive care. Admissions Manager Christina Mackey Christina Mackey has been dedicated to animal welfare since 2016 and brings a broad, hands-on understanding of shelter operations and animal transfers to Pet Network. She first joined the organization in 2021 and returned as Transfer Coordinator after expanding her experience before stepping into her current role as Admissions Manager. Christina works closely with partner shelters to thoughtfully evaluate animals from overpopulated facilities and coordinate their transition into Pet Network’s care. She also oversees the owner surrender program, ensuring each animal is met with compassion, transparency, and respect. With a strong focus on Northern Nevada and partnerships extending to California, New Mexico, and Hawaii, Christina is proud to celebrate and strengthen the connections that help save lives. Behavior and Enrichment Manager Rachel Dickinson A proud New Englander, Rachel was born and raised in Connecticut and is a graduate of the University of Maine. She has been working in the animal rescue and sheltering world for over 15 years and has volunteered for animal shelters since she was 8-years-old. Rachel believes that the human-animal bond is of the utmost importance and is passionate about Humane Education. Rachel received her CPDT-KA in 2015 and is a strong advocate for positive reinforcement and science-based animal training. Board of Directors Board Chair Alan Wechsler Alan Wechsler is the Chair of the Pet Network Board and has been an active Board member since February 2018. Alan is an attorney who founded and owns a local law firm, Mountainside Law. He and his wife have two children and an energetic border collie mix rescue. Alan is passionate about dogs and cats, and is strongly committed to Pet Network’s mission of rescuing adoptable animals and connecting them with loving families. Treasurer Scott Menath Scott Menath has been an active board member with Pet Network since 2013. Being born and raised in Incline, he has been involved with the community for many years.Scott is an animal lover, he has a passion and dedication to serve this community as well as rescue as many animals as he can. He made the decision to move back to the Tahoe area in 2012 to raise his family: 2 children, 3 dogs, a cat, 2 goats, and several fish. He brings a passion and historical knowledge of the area and has served in several roles on the Pet Network Board. Currently Scott is the Treasurer of the Pet Network Board and very happy to be in this role. Emeritus Board Member Beverly Keil Beverly Keil is a retired business executive whose career with The Washington Post Company spanned over two decades and included positions as VP Human Resources, CEO weekly newspaper group, CEO tech magazines, and CEO Kaplan Education Centers. Upon retirement Bev became a non-fiction author with books about pets and sports. Her most popular work, Diary of a Dumpster Pup, chronicles how Pet Network saved the lives of abandoned newborn puppies. Bev has been a Pet Network volunteer since she moved to Incline Village over twenty years ago. She has served on the Board of Directors as Chair and Treasurer. She shares her home with spouse Doug, also an author, and four Pet Network special needs rescue cats. Board Member Elsa Paterson Elsa is dedicated to making lasting and meaningful change in the well-being of both humans and animals. Her inspiring work focuses on enhancing the lives of companion animals and empowering veterans with disabilities, emphasizing the healing power of the human-animal bond and the transformative effects of this connection. She shares this beautiful life with her husband, their three children, and three rescue pets. Together, as a family, they find balance in nature and enjoy exploring the outdoors at any chance they get. Vice Board Chair Denise Menzies Denise Menzies is a commercial film producer, business manager, consultant and a member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Denise and her husband, Australian Cinematographer Peter Menzies, Jr., have been Incline residents for over 25 years. An educational advocate, Denise is an Ethics Instructor and mentors high school students. She is on the Boards of the Rotary Club of Tahoe-Incline and the CYMBAL Foundation. Denise and her family have adopted several rescue animals, most recently “sassy” Mercedes from Pet Network. Secretary Kim McClain Kim has lived in Incline Village, Nevada, for seven years. She has been married to Chris McClain for 38 years, and they have three grown children, two grandchildren, and a Golden Retriever named Juno. Kim has been a lifelong volunteer in her community and is proud to be a part of the Pet Network Humane Society. Board Member Sukeshi O'Neal Sukeshi has had a career spanning both the for-profit and non-profit sectors, with a diverse range of experiences and accomplishments. As a Principal at Bridge Ventures, she has been involved with a portfolio of companies and real estate assets, demonstrating her expertise in finance and management across various industries. Her previous role as managing principal at Kokoro Exhibits highlights her leadership in the entertainment and attraction industry, showcasing her ability to drive success in a competitive market. Advisory Board Veronica Bayduza Ronnie Bayduza initially became involved with animal rescue in 1991 as a weekend dog walker with the SPCA in San Francisco. Following retirement in 2014 and becoming a full time resident of Incline, she became an active supporter of Pet Network and currently serves on the Advisory Board. Ronnie and her significant other, Greg, live in Incline with Maxi, a rescued Beardie mix, who joined their home in 2015 and quickly managed to assert himself in all household decision making activities. Ted Ventresca Currently President and Chief Operating Officer for CHEMEON in Minden, Nevada, Ted Kelly brings expertise in global brand development, multimedia/digital sales, marketing and communication strategies, team building, promotion and presentation to the Pet Network Advisory Board. Ted and his wife, Susan moved to Nevada in 2014 and adopted Bocce from Pet Network in 2017. Ted, Susan, and Bocce enjoy Kayaking. Ted collects vintage microphones, radios, mid-century furniture/art, and supporting the life-saving work of Pet Network. Christine Karnofsky Christine Karnofsky has been a resident of Lake Tahoe since 1987. Christine is a landscape designer and is the owner of her business, Christine Karnofsky Landscape Design for the past 25 years. She was invited to join the Pet Network board in 2016 and continues on the advisory board. Christine chaired and worked with the Fur Ball Committee for the past 2 years in charge of the theme, decor and entertainment, including the 20th anniversary Fur Ball, The Roaring Twenties in 2019 and A Thank you to our Troops theme in 2020 focusing on training service dogs for our vets. Christine designed the landscaping for the Pet Network building. Arielle Verinis Arielle Verinis is a professional vocalist who has lent her voice to animal rescue for nearly two decades. She lives in Incline Village with her husband, baby and 3 rescue dogs. She has been a supporter of the Pet Network since 2015. Apply Today If you are interested in this unique opportunity and contributing to our lifesaving work please email a cover letter and resume. See All Job Openings 775.832.4404 info@petnetwork.org

Geno's Hope Fund ensures every animal Pet Network rescues receives cutting-edge veterinary services, increasing their quality of life for years to come. Donate today to provide direct care to shelter animals in need, and a second chance at the life they deserve. Make a Donation to Geno's Hope Fund Success Stories Kooper: A Second Chance Fulfilled Trolli: From Bridge to Bright Future Gulliver: A Resilient Spirit Finds Joy 1 2 What is Geno's Hope Fund? Geno's Hope Fund ensures every animal Pet Network rescues receives cutting-edge veterinary services, increasing their quality of life for years to come. Donate today to provide direct care to shelter animals in need, and a second chance at the life they deserve. Pet Network thanks Geno Menchetti for his generous bequest, which helped establish Geno's Hope Fund, so that no animal brought through our door goes untreated. How Can I Help? Geno's Hope Fund is 100% donor funded and needs the support of donors like YOU to grow. You can donate directly to the fund by clicking by using the donation portal below. Thanks to Geno Menchetti Geno's Legacy A lifelong animal lover, and twenty-year supporter of Pet Network, Geno was rarely seen around town without his dogs. You may have had the privilege of knowing Geno and how passionately he felt about animal welfare. His love for animals was only matched by his love of this community. Geno served on the Board of Directors and later as an emeritus board member, lending his time, legal expertise, and love to Pet Network which has endured through today. I t was his hope that Pet Network would continue to save lives and expand our capacity for critical care. Although Geno is no longer with us and is dearly missed, his generosity of spirit lives on in his gift to the animals. We are asking you to be as great of a friend to the animals as Geno was.

Make an Impact with Your Donor-Advised Fund A Donor Advised Fund (DAF) is a simple, tax-smart way to support the lifesaving work of Pet Network Humane Society. Whether you want to give now or grow your gift over time, a DAF allows you to maximize the benefits of charitable giving while helping our mission to save and improve the lives of animals in need. Benefits of Donating Through a DAF 1. Tax Advantages When you contribute to a DAF, you’re eligible for an immediate tax deduction, even though your gift may be distributed over time. The assets in your DAF can grow tax-free, potentially allowing for greater giving in the future. 2. Flexible Giving A DAF offers you the flexibility to recommend how much and how often you wish to give, allowing you to support Pet Network Humane Society’s critical programs when it matters most. 3. Strategic Donations A DAF allows you to contribute cash, stocks, or other assets when it's most beneficial for your financial situation. Then, you can recommend grants to the causes you care about over time, helping you plan your charitable giving strategically. How to Give to Pet Network Humane Society Using a Donor-Advised Fund 1. Establish Your DAF If you don’t already have a Donor Advised Fund, you can set one up through a sponsoring organization like Fidelity Charitable, Schwab Charitable, or your local community foundation, such as Parasol. 2. Recommend a Grant Once your fund is established, log in to your DAF provider's online platform and recommend a grant to Pet Network Humane Society. You will typically need to provide our details: Legal Name: Pet Network Humane Society Tax ID/EIN: 94-3162646 Address: 401 Village Blvd., Incline Village, NV 89451 DTC Clearing #: 0164, Code 40 Brokerage Firm: Charles Schwab Credit Account: Pet Network Humane Society Routing Number: 0710000134 3. Let Us Know About Your Gift To ensure we can properly acknowledge your gift, please notify us when you’ve made a grant recommendation. You can contact Kimberly Highfill our Finance Director at finance@petnetwork.org or (775) 832-4404 x 102. 4. Support What Matters Most With your DAF gift, you can choose to support one of our specific programs—critical medical care, adoption support, or operational costs—or make an unrestricted gift that allows us to use the funds where they’re needed most.

Legacy giving is the best way to ensure your support of Pet Network's life-saving work endures. Have an area of shelter work you are particularly passionate about? Legacy giving can be tailor made to fit your legacy and guarantee the futures of vulnerable animals. Any one can leave a Legacy of Love! Planning your gift today ensures the cause closest to your heart is honored, celebrated, and upheld. For the love of a lifetime, what would you leave behind? Why leave a Legacy Gift? Join us in leaving a lasting pawprint of compassion and care for our furry friends at Pet Network. Your legacy gift ensures that our shelter continues to be a beacon of hope for animals in need, providing them with safe refuge, love, and a chance for a better life. Together, let's build a legacy of love that echoes through the lives of animals for generations to come. Legacy of Love Society As a thank you for becoming a Legacy Giver, we invite you to join our Legacy of Love Society. Certificate of Recognition Society Lapel Pin Special celebration gift for joining Exclusive Legacy of Love Society events and gatherings with like-minded animal lovers. An exclusive bi-annual Legacy of Love newsletter to keep you in the know! A community of Legacy Givers with a shared vision for animal welfare Types of Legacy Giving Percentage Bequest “I give to Pet Network Humane Society North Lake Tahoe, (EIN: 94-3162646) located in Incline Village, Nevada, __ % of my estate to be used in support of its charitable mission.” Specific Bequest “I give and bequeath to Pet Network Humane Society North Lake Tahoe, (EIN: 94-3162646), located in Incline Village, Nevada, the sum of $ (or sp ecify a specific asset to gift) to be used in support of its charitable mission.” Residuary B equest “All of the rest, residu e and remainder of my estate I give to Pet Network Humane Society North Lake Tah oe, (EIN: 94-3162646), located in Incline Village, Nevada to be used in support of its charitable mission. Who we are Read More Get to Know Us For over 30 years, Pet Network has been a local and national stalwart of animal welfare, leading through best practices in sheltering and innovation. Pet Network Vision Statement Pet Network envisions a society where all companion animals receive love and respect as valued members of families and communities. Pet Network Mission Statement Pet Network Humane Society enables pets and people to connect and thrive through compassionate care. Inquire about Legacy Giving 401 Village Blvd. Incline Village, Nevada 775-832-4404 x 108 sbalter@petnetwork.org First Name Last Name Email Message Thanks for your inquiry! Our team will be in touch within 72 hours. Send Who Qualifies for Legacy Giving? Anyone can pledge a legacy gift, simply utilize the verbiage above to structure your gift on your own terms.

The Pet Network Community Hospital is a nonprofit veterinary hospital offering full service veterinary care to the people of Incline Village, NV and surrounding communities. All profits generated through the community hospital go to support the work of Pet Network Humane Society. Community Animal Hospital Our mission is to provide exceptional veterinary medical care that respects and enhances individual relationships with pets. The Pet Network Community Hospital is a nonprofit veterinary hospital offering full service veterinary care to the people of Incline Village and surrounding communities. All profits generated through the community hospital go to support the work of Pet Network Humane Society. Hours & Location Operating hours for veterinary services are Wednesday through Saturday 8am to 6pm. We will be closed on Christmas Day and New Years Day Our Hospital is located at: 401 Village Boulevard Incline Village, NV 89451 Ready to book? Give us a call at 775-298-2715 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. See All Services Hospital Policies ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us. "Fabulous experience. Wonderful veterinarians. The team saved our dog’s life. We are so fortunate to have Pet Network in Incline Village." Bonnie S. Who We Are Pet Network Community Hospital offers affordable, high-quality veterinary care. We offer a range of services including routine health, specialty surgeries, and urgent care. All proceeds from the Community Hospital feed directly back into the shelter to help us save more lives! Learn More