Never Forgotten Animal Society, Inc.
Our Mission
Never Forgotten Animal Society, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) public charity dedicated to rescuing animals in need and providing a safe, loving environment where every pet is cared for until they find their permanent forever home. We strive to promote animal welfare through community education, vaccinations, and low-cost spay and neuter services in Pahrump and throughout the Nye County area.
A Legacy of Second Chances
Founded in November 2018, our organization was born from a desire to reduce animal overpopulation and prevent the unnecessary euthanasia of healthy, adoptable companions. By focusing on responsible pet ownership and providing accessible resources, we have reached the milestone of over 5,000 successful adoptions, helping countless pets start new, happy lives with loving families.
Our Care Model
We are a community-driven organization that relies on the warmth and dedication of our foster network to provide temporary, loving homes for our animals. While we maintain a location in Pahrump, we are a small, hardworking team, and we often coordinate with our foster parents to ensure our pets receive the personal attention they deserve outside of a kennel environment. Because of this, we recommend calling our office at 775-537-8674 prior to visiting so we can make the best arrangements for you to meet your potential new family member.
Building Lifelong Bonds
Adoption is a joyful partnership, and we are privileged to help match you with a companion who fits your lifestyle. Our pets are adopted out as New Home Ready, which means they come to you vaccinated, microchipped, and spayed or neutered. We believe in transparency and support, ensuring you have the resources needed for a smooth transition from our care to your home.
Start Your Journey Today
Are you ready to meet your new best friend? We invite you to view our available animals online, visit our Pahrump location, or contact us at 775-537-8674 to learn more about our adoption process. Together, we can continue to ensure that no animal is ever forgotten.
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