Sunday, September 13, 2026

Nevada SPCA's brunch bash raises $200K for homeless, at-risk pets

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The Nevada SPCA celebrated successful this previous weekend after its 4th Annual Brunch Bash: Yap Rock raised over $200,000.

The Yap Rock, held on the M Resort Spa & On line casino by the Nevada Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), raised greater than $200,000, making certain important assist for the group’s lifesaving applications for homeless and at-risk animals in Southern Nevada.

The occasion featured a stay yacht rock band, an indulgent brunch buffet, and over 350 company, many wearing nautical-themed apparel to match the “yacht rock” theme.

“A heartfelt thank you to all of our sponsors, donors, and everyone who supported this event in the name of saving homeless pets in our community,” Lori Heeren, government director of Nevada SPCA, stated. “Your generosity helps us provide second chances for animals in need and strengthens the bond between people and their pets.”

Proceeds from the occasion will instantly assist Nevada SPCA’s ongoing mission to offer medical care, shelter, and advocacy for 1000’s of homeless animals in want. A good portion may also profit the group’s increasing Group Assist Program, which affords veterinary help to native pet guardians who’re going through monetary hardships.

The Nevada SPCA wish to lengthen its heartfelt due to all attendees, sponsors, volunteers, and companions whose assist made the occasion successful.

For extra info on the way to assist Nevada SPCA, click on right here.

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