Reno families looking for a fun, family‑friendly way to celebrate the season can head to the Nevada Humane Society’s annual Tricks & Treats event this Thursday. The free gathering runs from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the society’s Reno campus, located at 2825 Longley Lane.
What to expect
Organizers have planned a lively afternoon of candy, costumes, and community spirit. Attendees are encouraged to dress in festive attire, and teams can compete for the best‑decorated table prize. The event’s light‑hearted atmosphere is designed to bring neighbors together while highlighting the humane society’s mission.
Meet adoptable pets
Throughout the evening, volunteers will have a rotating lineup of dogs, cats, and small animals available for adoption. Visitors can interact with the animals, learn about their personalities, and discuss the adoption process with staff members. The humane society hopes the event will inspire new homes for many of its residents.
Why it matters
Pet adoption not only gives animals a second chance but also strengthens families and neighborhoods. By connecting caring Reno residents with animals in need, the Nevada Humane Society supports the community’s tradition of compassion and responsible stewardship of God‑given creatures.
How to get involved
Anyone interested in adopting, volunteering, or simply supporting the cause can stop by during the event hours. For additional details, including information on upcoming adoption appointments or ways to donate, visitors should consult the Nevada Humane Society’s events page.
Plan your visit
The venue is easily accessible by car, with ample parking available on site. Attendees are reminded to follow any posted health and safety guidelines, and to bring a mask if they feel more comfortable. Families are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle and to enjoy the outdoor portions of the event responsibly.
Whether you’re looking to add a new member to your household, enjoy a festive community gathering, or support a local nonprofit, Tricks & Treats offers a welcoming environment for all Reno residents.
Original reporting: 2news.com — read the source article.
