Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary

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Center for Canine Rehabilitation and Cat Sanctuary was started in March 2011 by Kristen Ivey. Years ago, Kristen got active in animal welfare as a volunteer for a busy shelter and on her own, she'd saved and/or placed a few dogs with special needs. During those years, she managed a different business, but she liked her time volunteering with shelter dogs, organizing playgroups, and co-teaching workshops with other volunteers.

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Does Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary rescue stray or abandoned animals?

Many shelters help rescue and care for stray animals. Contact Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary at (775) 800-1906 for more information.

What is the adoption process at Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary?

Adoption processes vary but usually involve an application and approval. Contact Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary for details.

Are there other animal shelters near Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary in New Washoe City?

Yes, you can find more animal shelters in New Washoe City on Petzooie.

Can I adopt a pet from Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary?

Yes, Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary helps facilitate pet adoptions. Call (775) 800-1906 to learn more about the process.

Are there any fees for adopting from Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary?

Adoption fees may apply depending on the animal and services provided. Call (775) 800-1906 for details.

Does Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary accept animal donations?

Many shelters accept donations. Contact Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary at (775) 800-1906 to see how you can contribute.

What types of animals are available at Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary?

Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary may have dogs, cats, and other animals available for adoption. Availability can vary.