Dog Shelters in Virginia by Name (Page 10 of 22)
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Homeless Animals Rescue Team - HARTHART is a no-kill animal rescue/support group, incorporated in 1990, that takes in and re-homes stray, abused and owner give-up dogs and cats. Whether the animal is a give-up or a stray, HART works with local veterinarians, trainers, foster homes, and kennels to provide temporary caring for an animal until it is placed in a loving, carefully-screened new homePO Box 7261, Fairfax Station VA US 22039 Ph:(703)691-HARTFax:(703)691-1730 http://www.hart90.com
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Hopewell City Animal Controlc/o Police Dept, Hopewell VA US 23860 Ph:(804)541-2275
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Hopewell Humane SocietyHopewell Humane Society is a non-profit organization made up of volunteers. We help abandoned and unwanted animals. HHS receives no tax funds. However, the local United Way does support our efforts323 East Poythress Street PO Box 562, Hopewell VA US 23860 Ph:(804)458-7303 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/VA12.html Email: catsbetz@AOL.com
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Humane Society of CulpeperThe Humane Society of Culpeper (Virginia) is a small nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting abused and abandoned companion animals in our community by conducting adoption and spay/neuter programs. Through the efforts of dedicated volunteers plus one full-time employee, we have saved more than 6,000 dogs and cats since our founding in November 2000. Providing Comfort and Care Many of the beautiful dogs and cats available for adoption were found wandering rural areas alone, while others were surrendered by owners unable or unwilling to keep them. The Humane Society of Culpeper provides needed veterinary care (including spay/neuter surgery) and places these abandoned animals with loving foster families. These special caregivers ensure that each animal enjoys a warm bed, a full belly, and plenty of gentle care until we identify a loving and responsible permanent home. Volunteers take available dogs and cats to adoption events at area pet stores each weekend. The Humane Society of Culpeper reaches out to other rescue groups to find safe haven for as many animals as possible. We also offer a low-cost spay/neuter program to county residents. Our Vision We are currently seeking donations of land and funds to build the first no-kill animal rescue center in Culpeper County. At this facility, the Humane Society of Culpeper plans to promote responsible pet ownership through adoption programs, owner education, obedience training, animal rehabilitation, and a low-cost spay/neuter clinic. Our vision is that every adoptable pet in Culpeper County will find a "forever home" filled with love.Po Box 1224, Culpeper VA US 22701 Ph:(540)727-7554 http://www.adoptculpeperpets.org Email: info@adoptculpeperpets.org
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Humane Society of Fairfax County VirginiaThe Humane Society of Fairfax County is a non-profit, private organization established in 1968 by local concerned citizens to protect and rescue wild and domestic animals from cruelty, neglect and abandonment.4057 Chain Bridge Road, Fairfax VA US 22030 Ph:(703)385-PETSFax:(703)935-8225 http://www.hsfc.org Email: hsfc@erols.com
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Humane Society of Loudon CountyThe Humane Society of Loudoun County, VA (HSLC) is a no kill, animal welfare organization founded in 1966 to rescue and rehabilitate abandoned, feral, and neglected animals from Loudoun County, VA.. Our mission is to provide a second chance for our needy four-legged friends and to work toward a time when all animals have loving homes. By visiting schools, retirement homes, and other public venues, we try to enrich people´s lives with the magic of animals´ unconditional love, and to teach humans the value of proper care and responsibility of beloved petsPO Box 601, Leesburg VA US 20178 Ph:(703)777-2912 http://www.humanesocietyofloudouncounty.org Email: HSLCVA@humanesocietyofloudouncounty.org
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Humane Society of Montgomery CountyThe Humane Society of Montgomery County is a nonprofit (501-C3) organization devoted to public education and the welfare of domesticated animals. The HSMC is located in the mountains of Southwestern Virginia. The HSMC shelter provides assistance in placing healthy adoptable animals from Montgomery County Virginia through referral services and/or housing. The shelter is a "No-Kill" shelter; therefore, all adoptable animals are housed until suitable families are found.1183 Flanagan Dr, Christiansburg VA US 24073 Ph:(540)382-1166Fax:(540)382-3494 http://civic.bev.net/hsmc Email: hsmc@earthlink.net
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Indian Rivers Humane SocietyPO Box 264, Aylett VA US 23009 Ph:(804)769-2145http://www.indianrivershumane.com Email: IRHS@Indianrivershumane.com
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Isle of Wight Animal ShelterPO Box 80, Isle of Wight VA US 23397 Ph:(757)365-6318
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K-9 New Life CenterThe K-9 New Life Center is an all breed dog rescue located in Virginia Beach, Virginia, registered as a 501 (C), non profit organization dedicated to providing "a quality of life for the dogs while they are with us that is conductive to their well being, instead of forcing them into small caged with cement floors. If they are injured, ill, or undernourished, we nurse them back to health. We try to provide them with clean, cheerful surroundings and the opportunity to mingle and play with other dogs. That makes them happier and much more attractive to prospective adoptive families. We utilize foster homes so that the dogs can start learning how to live as family members in their new homes.PO Box 6427, Virginia Beach VA US 23456 Ph:(757)721-BARK http://www.k9newlife.com Email: info@k9newlife.com
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