Rafa, lovingly nicknamed Sid the Sloth, is an 11-month-old pup with a quirky mix of sweetness and playful spirit.

 

His goofy charm is matched by a soft, affectionate side, making everyone he meets at the park smile.

 

Recently, Rafa showed just how adaptable he is, calmly enjoying car rides and making quick friends with both people and dogs.

 

With the holidays around the corner, Rafa is available for foster or adoption through The Animal Foundation.

 

Adopters receive a complimentary five-week Bark to Basics dog training class led by Certified Professional Trainers to help Rafa master key commands and settle into home life.

 

Adoption perks also include spay/neuter, vaccinations, a microchip, special food, and a free wellness exam voucher.

 

Rafa, ID# A1391373, is eager to share joy and love with his new family in Las Vegas.

Time is running out for Nyla, a two-year-old dog at The Animal Foundation in Las Vegas.

 

Nyla faces euthanasia if she isn’t placed in a foster home by December 11 at 3:00 PM.

 

Surrendered by an owner who could no longer afford her, Nyla arrived at the shelter pregnant, was spayed, and has since struggled to adjust.

 

Despite her gentle heart, she’s overwhelmed by fear, often retreating or growling when scared.

 

Lack of exposure, denied field trips, and ongoing stress have kept her chances slim, though staff notes reveal glimpses of renewed curiosity and bravery.

 

She urgently needs a calm, patient foster home—her life depends on it.

 

The Animal Foundation is over capacity, with 168 dogs recently arriving, and every open kennel counts.

 

Fostering is free with all supplies provided, and even a short-term commitment could save Nyla’s life.

 

Contact The Animal Foundation immediately to help.

Fromm Family Foods has announced a voluntary recall of its Bonnihill Farms BeefiBowls Beef Recipe gently cooked frozen dog food, citing concerns over possible plastic contamination.

 

This recall targets 16 oz. chubs marked with lot code B01 and a best by date of December 25, 2026.

 

The affected batches were shipped to pet stores in states such as Illinois, Wisconsin, Texas, California, and others, as well as Ontario, Canada.

 

Plastic ingestion can cause severe issues in dogs, including vomiting, loss of appetite, and potential intestinal blockages.

 

Although no illnesses have been reported, pet owners are urged to discontinue use and return the product for a full refund.

 

Contact Fromm Family Foods for more details or concerns.

 

Protecting pets’ health remains a top priority for the community.

Meet Rasta, a gentle 9-year-old brindle dog known for his laid-back spirit and love of sunshine.

 

From relaxing by the pool to delighting everyone with his playful bubble tricks, Rasta perfectly blends humor and serenity.

 

This senior gentleman is neutered, microchipped, fully vaccinated, potty trained, and masters the doggy door with ease, making him a low-maintenance addition to any home.

 

Rasta enjoys car rides and calmly follows basic commands, delivering mellow “grandpa energy” that promises companionship and comfort.

 

His affectionate nature, love for water, and adorable snores ensure plenty of smiles—and a bit of drool.

 

Rasta is available for adoption at The Animal Foundation in Las Vegas, where adult large dog adoptions start at $50, with special discounts for seniors, veterans, and first responders.

 

All adoptions include necessary veterinary care, plus bonus gifts.

Meet Kamali, a lovable 10-year-old pup with a heart as big as his 77-pound frame.

 

This gentle senior is not just house-trained, he’s mastered every command and is great with children and other dogs—big or small.

 

Kamali’s calm, “retired gentleman at brunch” energy will melt your stress away faster than a summer sunbeam.

 

He’s been called a cuddle champion, always quick for a nap or a snuggle, making him the ultimate MVP of companionship.

 

For anyone who’s never experienced the devotion of a senior dog, Kamali is ready to change your perspective—and your throw pillows—for the better.

 

He’s available now for adoption and patiently waiting to bring home his trademark warmth and joy.

Our local pet food pantry is experiencing a severe dog food shortage, with only a limited supply left.

 

In August, the need was overwhelming, as more than 3,400 pounds of pet food were distributed to families struggling to care for their pets.

 

To address this rising demand, the pantry recently extended its hours, but support from the community is now essential to keep beloved dogs with their families.

 

Donations of both dry and wet dog food are desperately needed, and every contribution—big or small—has a real impact.

 

While cat food supplies remain strong, the pantry relies solely on donations and grants to operate.

 

Supporters can help by sending items from the Amazon wishlist directly to the shelter, or dropping off dog food at the adoption lobby, 655 North Mojave Road, Las Vegas, NV, 89101.

 

Together, we can keep pets safe and secure at home.

Cece, a lively two-year-old dog, is currently flourishing in her foster home through the Animal Foundation.

 

Her playful spirit and affectionate nature shine, making her a delightful companion who loves puzzles, toys, and cuddles.

 

Cece’s foster mom needs to travel soon, and she’s hoping to find either a new foster or, ideally, a permanent family for Cece.

 

Returning her to the shelter is a last resort, as Cece was deeply stressed during her first stay there.

 

Though eager to bond with other dogs, Cece’s playful energy would be best matched with a playmate who enjoys her enthusiasm.

 

The Animal Foundation is facing severe overcrowding, urgently seeking fosters to help dogs like Cece.

 

Community support in fostering, donating, or reuniting lost pets is vital for giving local animals a brighter future.

Colossal is a gentle 110-pound, three-year-old dog searching for a fresh start in Las Vegas.

 

Surrendered by his previous owner, he’s struggling to adjust at The Animal Foundation and often feels anxious and frightened in the shelter.

 

Colossal isn’t leash-trained, shows distress in new situations, and needs a patient, quiet home where he can decompress.

 

Though nervous around strangers and fireworks, he is friendly with other dogs and could flourish in a calm, understanding environment.

 

Adopters can meet Colossal at The Animal Foundation on Mojave Road, where his needs can be discussed with staff.

 

To ease overcrowding, adoption fees for large dogs are waived during August as part of the nationwide Clear the Shelters initiative.

 

Welcoming Colossal into your home this month helps both him and the local shelter community.