WELCOME TO OUR STAGECOACH SANCTUARY
We have several buildings that provide a variety of options for housing and caring for our animals. Our multipurpose building has seven indoor/outdoor dog kennels, two isolation rooms for cats and dogs, and six cat rooms with attached outdoor catio areas. There is also a large play yard where dogs can exercise, meet potential adopters, and just be dogs!
Shelter Building
Back Yard
Max!
Feral Cattery
Our feral cattery houses 30-35 cats that would otherwise be fighting for their lives on the streets.
Cattery
Indoor Play Area
We also have an indoor play area for the inclement weather we experience in Stagecoach. This provides a comfortable space to provide dog enrichment when the winds are howling, the sun is too hot, or the weather is freezing. It contains a pool for the dogs as well as lots of fun enrichment equipment to keep them busy and work on behavioral training.
Indoor Enrichment Building
Indoor Enrichment Interior
Gately Village
Gately Village is a busy area where we house the majority of the dogs. We have 14 climate controlled tiny homes with individual fenced yards. Dogs can be housed independently or together. There is an inner play yard with a gazebo and gated access from the sanctuary to the entire village. There is an additional cabin outside of Gately Village for a dog that may require a quieter space. We also have an area devoted to our permanent resident Teddy that allows him to have a giant play yard and his own living space.
Cabin Interior
Cabin Exterior
Wild Horses
We partnered with the local wild horse protection group, and there is now a water trough outside of our fenced area that we maintain and keep filled with clean water for the wild horses. Some mornings we are treated to dozens of equine visitors drinking from the trough! They are magical animals and we are honored to be able to help them survive in their desert home.
Wild Horse Protection Group
WARF's Spay Neuter Clinic
WARF has officially opened our own spay/neuter clinic for our intakes. Thanks to Incline Vet's recently retired Dr. Kris Moger and her fantastic right-hand woman Kailey Larson, as well as an extremely generous anonymous donor, we are now able to spay and neuter our own animals! This has been a dream we have had since the beginning when we built a room during our initial construction slated for precisely this reason. But after many years, we had changed the room to be used for training as we didn't think the dream could be realized. Dr. Moger approached us after her retirement and offered her services and we were fortunate to find an angel donor, so here we are!
Doc and assistant at work
Ruby's Room
Volunteer Days
We still continue our monthly volunteer days, and are very grateful for all the time put into improving the sanctuary. As a volunteer run organization, we are also incredibly grateful for all of our supporters. Come visit us and see our progress!
Pandora!
How You Can Help
If you are interested in helping us save homeless animals of all species, please consider making a donation to our sanctuary fund using the button below.
Meet our local wild horses!
