Paw & Order Las Vegas

One of the original two members of the Las Vegas Metro Animal Cruelty Unit, Detective Robert Sigal, joins us to discuss what his unit does, how it has changed over the years, Reba's investigation, dog fighting, interesting cases, the differences between his unit and Animal Protective Services and so much more.

Nevada Assemblywoman Melissa Hardy joins us to share details about getting Reba's Law passed, from it's inception, to it's death and then resurrection

Ron Robinson joins us in studio to discuss what it is like caring for his two dogs while having an unstable living condition. We also give an update on The Animal Foundations releasing thousands of unsterilized dogs into the community.

RT recently adopted Cleo from The Animal Foundation and then received a message from the shelter saying he needed to bring her back, because they never called the number on her microchip. Find out what happened next! Cleo is also our first four-legged guest in studio.

Also Dave Schweiger joins us to talk about his rabbit rescue Bunnies Matter and his backyard breeder taskforce.

Gina also drops a bombshell announcing an insider gave her a list of every dog The Animal Foundation "adopted" out without sterilizing them for the months of May and June.

We sit down with reporter Dana Gentry to discuss her passion for animals and her recent stories regarding the proposed puppy store ban that failed in the NV state Senate and the passage and ramifications of Reba's Law.

Councilwoman Seaman joins us to discuss The Animal Foundation's contract, free pet adoptions and other issues.

For the inaugural episode of Paw and Order, Las Vegas, we interview Marisela Bautista in studio, one of the women that tried to save Jazzy the Frenchie, the pup who tragically died from the heat last week in Vegas.

The hosts also introduce themselves and discuss the recently passed Reba's Law, animal heat related ordinances and puppy stores.

Hosts:

Gina Greisen, Nevada Voters for Animals

Mel Shayne, Kiss My Paws Rescue

Bryce Henderson, No Kill Las Vegas