Top Reno, NV Pet Companies (6)

Liberty Dogs is a national Veteran Service Dog training and placement program, a flagship initiative of the Dave & Cheryl Duffield Foundation and based in Reno, Nevada. It pairs U.S. military Veterans living with PTSD with highly trained Service Dogs and integrates science-backed wellness and mental health support. Services are provided at no cost to Veterans, who live and train...

ShotVet is a leading, national company providing affordable pet shots to dogs & cats across the country.

Hoffmaster Group manufactures premium single-use tableware and baking products for foodservice, consumer goods, and e-commerce channels. Its portfolio includes disposable tabletop items such as paper plates, napkins, placemats, table covers, and related décor. The company serves retailers, restaurants, hotels, and other customers through three distinct business segments, emphasizing quality, innovation, customer service, employee development, and investing in technology to advance...

At Ollie, we love dogs and the people who love them. It’s this passion that defines Ollie as an innovative pet wellness brand. Our goal is simple: to provide a healthier, easier way to care for our dogs and in turn help them live as long as canine-ly possible. We see every dog as an individual and learn all we can...

BluePearl is a U.S. network of specialty and emergency veterinary hospitals providing advanced medical care for pets, including innovative procedures, diagnostics, surgery, and other specialized services in communities across the United States. Its mission is to deliver exceptional care while advancing veterinary medicine and honoring the human-animal bond. Founded in 1996, BluePearl operates more than 100 hospitals and is part...

Nevada Humane Society is a Northern Nevada animal-welfare nonprofit that cares for homeless pets, operates adoption centers and community veterinary clinics, and runs low-cost medical and spay/neuter programs. NHS’s mission is to care for pets, find them loving homes, and save lives through sheltering, medical services, community outreach, and programs that reduce pet overpopulation and support pet owners.