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✨ Pinto mare, Oahu. 💕 This gal is easily recognized on Nevada's Virginia Range by her stunning blue eyes and the white t...
10/27/2025

✨ Pinto mare, Oahu. 💕
This gal is easily recognized on Nevada's Virginia Range by her stunning blue eyes and the white that covers the center and full right side of her face.
Don’t worry—blue-eyed horses are every bit as healthy as their brown-eyed friends. 💙 Contrary to the cowboy myth, blue eyed horses are not more likely to go blind.
Blue eyes can be genetic, tied to certain coat colors, or connected to white facial markings. They’re a beautiful variation in the wild horse world. 💫
Photo by Ellen Albiter

✨ Pinto mare, Oahu. 💕

This gal is easily recognized on Nevada's Virginia Range by her stunning blue eyes and the white that covers the center and full right side of her face.

Don’t worry—blue-eyed horses are every bit as healthy as their brown-eyed friends. 💙 Contrary to the cowboy myth, blue eyed horses are not more likely to go blind.
Blue eyes can be genetic, tied to certain coat colors, or connected to white facial markings. They’re a beautiful variation in the wild horse world. 💫

Photo by Ellen Albiter

🎉Happy tail alert!🎉 Get ready for some happy tears💖🥹🐶Our sweet boy Ryker has officially found his forever family! After ...
10/27/2025

🎉Happy tail alert!🎉 Get ready for some happy tears💖🥹🐶
Our sweet boy Ryker has officially found his forever family! After patiently waiting for over a year, he’s off to a lifetime of snuggles, adventures and unconditional love💕
Please join us in celebrating this amazing moment🐶🎉💖

There are so many wonderful dogs at HSAR just waiting for someone to notice them 🥹💛They wake up each day with hopeful ey...
10/27/2025

There are so many wonderful dogs at HSAR just waiting for someone to notice them 🥹💛
They wake up each day with hopeful eyes and wagging tails, dreaming of a family to call their own. These sweet souls will fill your home with laughter, loyalty, and that special kind of joy that only an animal can bring.
If your heart and home have room, please take a look at highsierraanimalrescue.org and meet our buddies who are longing to love you.
If adopting is not possible right now, fostering is a beautiful way to change a life. And if fostering is not the right fit, supporting our dogs with a monthly gift keeps their dreams alive and their futures bright. Even $20 a month makes a difference.
Every act of kindness helps a dog find their happy ending. 🐶💛$20

There are so many wonderful dogs at HSAR just waiting for someone to notice them 🥹💛

They wake up each day with hopeful eyes and wagging tails, dreaming of a family to call their own. These sweet souls will fill your home with laughter, loyalty, and that special kind of joy that only an animal can bring.

If your heart and home have room, please take a look at highsierraanimalrescue.org and meet our buddies who are longing to love you.

If adopting is not possible right now, fostering is a beautiful way to change a life. And if fostering is not the right fit, supporting our dogs with a monthly gift keeps their dreams alive and their futures bright. Even 20 dollars a month makes a difference.

Every act of kindness helps a dog find their happy ending. 🐶💛

We're excited to share that Nevada State Parks will be hosting the Wild and Scenic Film Festival at Spring Mountain Ranc...
10/27/2025

We're excited to share that Nevada State Parks will be hosting the Wild and Scenic Film Festival at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park on Saturday, November 8, 2025!
This inspiring afternoon and evening under the stars begins at 3:30 PM with booths and activities hosted by an incredible lineup of public land and community partners. Visitors can explore each booth to learn about ongoing conservation efforts, volunteer opportunities, and ways to connect with Nevada’s stunning outdoor spaces.
With over two hours of films, the Wild and Scenic Film Festival promises an evening filled with awe-inspiring visuals and heartfelt messages about community, nature, and resilience. Bring a blanket, dinner, a lawn chair, and warm layers to enjoy this cinematic celebration beneath the desert sky.
Join us at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park and experience why the Wild and Scenic Film Festival continues to move hearts, change perspectives, and inspire action for a wilder, more sustainable world: https://parks.nv.gov/.../wild-and-scenic-film-festival-at...
The Wild and Scenic Film Festival, founded by the South Yuba River Citizens League (SYRCL), is one of the nation’s premier environmental and adventure film festivals. Its mission is to inspire environmental activism and a deeper appreciation for our planet through the power of storytelling. Each year, the festival brings together a selection of thought-provoking, award-winning films that highlight the beauty of wild places and the importance of protecting them.

We're excited to share that Nevada State Parks will be hosting the Wild and Scenic Film Festival at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park on Saturday, November 8, 2025!

This inspiring afternoon and evening under the stars begins at 3:30 PM with booths, and activities hosted by an incredible lineup of public land and community partners - visitors can explore each booth to learn about ongoing conservation efforts, volunteer opportunities, and ways to connect with Nevada’s stunning outdoor spaces.

With over two hours of films, the Wild and Scenic Film Festival promises an evening filled with awe-inspiring visuals and heartfelt messages about community, nature, and resilience. Bring a blanket, dinner, a lawn chair, and warm layers to enjoy this cinematic celebration beneath the desert sky.

Join us at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park and experience why the Wild and Scenic Film Festival continues to move hearts, change perspectives, and inspire action for a wilder, more sustainable world: https://parks.nv.gov/events/wild-and-scenic-film-festival-at-spring-mountain-ranch

The Wild and Scenic Film Festival, founded by the South Yuba River Citizens League (SYRCL), is one of the nation’s premier environmental and adventure film festivals. Its mission is to inspire environmental activism and a deeper appreciation for our planet through the power of storytelling. Each year, the festival brings together a selection of thought-provoking, award-winning films that highlight the beauty of wild places and the importance of protecting them.

🌿 SoL Cannabis — Grown by Nature, Powered by Great Basin Community Food CoopSoLisbetterJust south of Reno, SoL Cannabis ...
10/22/2025

🌿 SoL Cannabis — Grown by Nature, Powered by Great Basin Community Food CoopSoLisbetter

Just south of Reno, SoL Cannabis is redefining what it means to go “green.” Their sun-grown approach and sustainable greenhouse methods deliver clean, high-quality products that truly reflect Nevada’s natural spirit.

At SoL, it’s not just about cannabis — it’s about connection. From seed to shelf, everything is done with care, transparency, and a deep love for the community they serve. Whether you’re stopping by for premium flower, live music, or one of their local events, SoL always delivers good vibes and honest craftsmanship.

☀️ Locally grown.
🌱 Sustainably crafted.
💚 100% Nevada proud.

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🌿 SoL Cannabis — Grown by Nature, Powered by Community
SoLisbetter

Just south of Reno, SoL Cannabis is redefining what it means to go “green.” Their sun-grown approach and sustainable greenhouse methods deliver clean, high-quality products that truly reflect Nevada’s natural spirit.

At SoL, it’s not just about cannabis — it’s about connection. From seed to shelf, everything is done with care, transparency, and a deep love for the community they serve. Whether you’re stopping by for premium flower, live music, or one of their local events, SoL always delivers good vibes and honest craftsmanship.

☀️ Locally grown.
🌱 Sustainably crafted.
💚 100% Nevada proud.

💚

Truck Envy? We’ve Got You Covered! ❄️It’s never too early to start planning for snowy winters in Reno and Tahoe. Make su...
10/22/2025

Truck Envy? We’ve Got You Covered! ❄️

It’s never too early to start planning for snowy winters in Reno and Tahoe. Make sure your truck is ready for whatever winter throws your way with all-season tires and a durable Tonneau cover. Protect your ride and drive with confidence this season.

📍 Visit us: 75 E Patriot Blvd, Suite 13, Reno, NV 89511
📞 Call: (775) 993-3700
🌐 Website: truckenvy.com

Truck Envy? We’ve Got You Covered! ❄️
Truck Envy

It’s never too early to start planning for snowy winters in Reno and Tahoe. Make sure your truck is ready for whatever winter throws your way with all-season tires and a durable Tonneau cover. Protect your ride and drive with confidence this season.

📍 Visit us: 75 E Patriot Blvd, Suite 13, Reno, NV 89511
📞 Call: (775) 993-3700
🌐 Website: truckenvy.com

Bear Activity Update!We’ve seen an uptick in bear reports across the area, which is normal this time of year as bears en...
10/17/2025

Bear Activity Update!
We’ve seen an uptick in bear reports across the area, which is normal this time of year as bears enter hyperphagia, when their appetites go into overdrive to prepare for winter.
🐻 Please help keep bears wild and neighborhoods safe by securing your trash and other attractants!
In Washoe County, Douglas County, and Carson City, local ordinances require residents to secure their garbage, and violations can result in fines. Even if you live outside these areas, unsecured trash is the #1 reason bears wander into neighborhoods.
✅ Use a bear-resistant container (BRC) whenever possible.
➡️ Contact your local waste management company to request a bear-resistant container or learn about other options for your area.
✅ Store trash inside a secure structure until collection day.
✅ Never leave pet food or bird seed outside overnight.
Securing your garbage isn’t just the right thing to do, in many areas, it’s the law.
Learn more and find resources for your area here: https://www.ndow.org/blog/living-with-bears/

Bear Activity Update!
We’ve seen an uptick in bear reports across the area, which is normal this time of year as bears enter hyperphagia, when their appetites go into overdrive to prepare for winter.

🐻 Please help keep bears wild and neighborhoods safe by securing your trash and other attractants!

In Washoe County, Douglas County, and Carson City, local ordinances require residents to secure their garbage, and violations can result in fines. Even if you live outside these areas, unsecured trash is the #1 reason bears wander into neighborhoods.

✅ Use a bear-resistant container (BRC) whenever possible.
➡️ Contact your local waste management company to request a bear-resistant container or learn about other options for your area.
✅ Store trash inside a secure structure until collection day.
✅ Never leave pet food or bird seed outside overnight.

Securing your garbage isn’t just the right thing to do, in many areas, it’s the law.
Learn more and find resources for your area here: https://www.ndow.org/blog/living-with-bears/

This week, we’re celebrating Vet Tech Appreciation Week and giving a big thank-you to our amazing vet techs who pour the...
10/17/2025

This week, we’re celebrating Vet Tech Appreciation Week and giving a big thank-you to our amazing vet techs who pour their hearts and souls into caring for every animal that comes through our doors. This team gives wildlife a fighting chance every single day. Mallory, Dani, Maddi, Brenna, and Berk, you’re all amazing! We are so grateful for the work you do. 🐻💛

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