What you can do
REPORT CRUELTY
LVMPD urges anyone who witnesses animal cruelty to contact Animal Protective Services or call 311. Under Nevada's existing NRS 574.100, bystanders can be prosecuted and/or share responsibility by causing, procuring, or allowing certain cruelty and from instigating, engaging in, or furthering animal cruelty.
This link opens in a new window and will direct you to Nevada Animal Advocates, the organization that was the driving force behind getting Reba's Law passed into law.
FILE A COMPLAINT WITH CITY LICENSING
If you have seen or experienced anything concerning at this facility, file a complaint with the City of Las Vegas Business Licensing. Complaints go on the official record and are what force the city to investigate, restrict, or revoke a license.
You will need this information in order to properly complete and submit your complaint.
Business Name: Nevada Canine
License holder: Daisy Enterprises LLC
License number: G74-02631
Address: 7331 W. Lake Mead Blvd., Suite 101, Las Vegas, NV 89128
Business phone: (702) 455-5377
CONTACT THE CITY COUNCIL MEMBER FOR THAT DISTRICT
CONTACT NEVADA STATE BUSINESS LICENSING
CONTACT THE LANDLORD AND PROPERTY OWNER
Nevada Canine is managed by Lake Mead Pavilion Property, and they are owned by Verona Group LLC.
Clark County lists Verona Group LLC at 888 W. 6th St., Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA 90017, with the property recorded under document 20140718:00644.
Lake Mead Pavilion itself is currently being marketed/handled by Great American Capital. A Lake Mead Pavilion leasing brochure covering 7311–7399 W. Lake Mead Blvd. gives the center's contact as:
John Murillo — Vice President, Great American Capital
Phone: 702-253-5751
Email: john@greatac.com
John Murillo is the person publicly identified to handle inquiries concerning Lake Mead Pavilion, more specifically Nevada Canine, and he should either handle tenant/property matters himself or be able to give you the actual property manager's contact information.
SIGN THE PETITION
Add your name to the petition demanding the permanent shutdown of the Nevada Canine Training Facility. Every signature shows the city that the public is watching and will not accept this business continuing to operate.
SPREAD THE WORD
Share this page so no one unknowingly hands their dog to the same circle of people behind a suspended operation.
CHECK BEFORE YOU PAY
Before hiring any trainer, search the address and the people behind the business — not just the name on the door. A new name can hide an old record.