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Keeping the Community Safe

The Nevada Humane Society Reno and Carson City shelters are currently open to the public. If you are interested in helping Nevada Humane Society by adopting a shelter pet, please visit our shelters to meet and adopt your new Furry Soulmate!

In an effort to keep our staff, volunteers, pets and the community safe we are adhere to a thorough and regular cleaning schedule, provide hand sanitizer throughout our shelters and encourage social distancing.

There are three important things you can do right now to help us:

  1. Adopt
  2. Volunteer
  3. Donate

ADOPT:  Our primary goal is to find happy homes for our shelter pets. Both of our shelters have reopened to the public and we can’t wait to see you in person to help you find your new furry family member!

Visit our Adoptions Process page to learn more.

VOLUNTEER:  There are a variety of ways you can help support Nevada Humane Society shelter pets during this challenging time. In addition to monetary donations, we also need help with things like; volunteering to walk dogs, helping to take photos of our adoptable shelter pets and match-making at adoption events. Below you’ll find details on all the fun, creative ways you can volunteer to help support Nevada Humane Society pets.

Visit our Volunteer page to learn more.

DONATE: The most immediate and impactful way you can help our shelter pets RIGHT NOW, is to make a donation to Nevada Humane Society.

Donations to Nevada Humane Society go directly to helping us continue our life-saving work, caring, and finding homes, for Northern Nevada pets in need. Our team, our volunteers and our shelter pets appreciate your generosity very much!

Safety Precautions

We want you to know that we are working hard to keep our shelters thoroughly sanitized to ensure it is safe for you to come in to visit with, and adopt our shelter pets. We greatly appreciate everyone who is offering to help by adopting a shelter pet in need of a forever home right now!

Steps we are taking to ensure our shelters are safe for the community:

  • Hand sanitizing stations have been installed at all shelter entrances & throughout our shelters
  • Social distancing practices are highly encouraged
  • All door handles and communal surfaces (including chairs, counters, tables, public writing utensils, etc.) are sanitized regularly using Rescue which is confirmed to kill the virus
  • Members of the community who are high-risk for COVID-19 may contact our shelters directly to schedule an appointment to come in, at a time when we are closed to the general public, to ensure that you can stay healthy and safe while adopting a rescue pet from us.

Changes to our Clinic operations
For the latest information on our clinic services please visit our Veterinary Clinic Services page.

Can COVID-19 affect pets?
The American Veterinary Medical Association released a statement saying there is no evidence that dogs or cats can infect people with the virus that causes COVID-19. For information about coronavirus in our area and guidance for keeping yourself and others healthy, please reference the Nevada Health Response.

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