Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary

There Are 61,600 Companions In Nevada Shelters. Our Mission is to rehabilitate Dogs & Cats to save their lives and get them adopted.

We provide hospice care for shelter dogs nearing end of life with no potential adoption in site. We take them on a few last wish adventures and provide a safe and loving environment to live out the rest of their days. Feeling comfort and love before they say goodbye…it’s a beautiful thing.

We provide low-cost socialization, basic training and/or confidence building for your canine. 100% of funds raised go directly to helping CRCCS dogs in recovery.

Did you adopt from CRCCS? Or maybe your dog isn’t welcome (or isn’t comfortable) at daycare or other boarding facilities. Don’t worry, we speak dog! We provide fun overnight (or a few nights) support with our sleep-over program, ensuring your pet has a safe and happy place to stay while you’re away.

Overall l walked away with a good impression of the staff, polite, professional and they seem to be willing to take on the problem dogs which is no small feat. I give them credit for what they are striving to do there.

Don’t shop, adopt! They are a wonderful organization that helps dogs. Very caring and friendly people here. I found my Abby here. Also a great place to volunteer to walk the dogs.

Canine Rehabilitation Center & Cat Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and our mission is to inspire, educate, and motivate the human spirit, as well as save, nurture, and love the canine spirit—bringing the two together to change the way the world views, rescues, and places homeless dogs and cats.

Director of the Behavior & Training Division at Canine Rehabilitation Center and Cat Sanctuary, a division of the Sanctuary dedicated to providing a variety of classes, behavior programs and services for the community and dog trainers.

She has lived throughout the US and this life experience has afforded her first-hand understanding and appreciation of all the different cultures and perspectives that exist within our country; not to mention the great friends she has cultivated along the way. Having lived in Reno for the past three years, she enjoys discovering new restaurants, loves exploring new places and spending time with her husband, Jerry, three daughters, two GSD’s and her Carolina Dog.

She has always been passionate about animal welfare and has volunteered as an adoption counselor for a German Shepherd Rescue group, as well as a dog handler for the JAX Humane Society. She is thrilled to be a member of the CRCCS team and looks forward to expanding awareness and financial support, both locally and nationally, for our mission to save as many innocent lives as possible.