Provides a temporary home for lost and unwanted pets.

The goal is to place the animals in a home which is appropriate based on the animal's needs, temperament, where it will reside, etc. as well as the applicant's history, experience, family, lifestyle, yard, housing situation, employment, other animals, etc. which affect the long-term health and safety of the animal under consideration. In addition, there may be other considerations which are animal-specific that will impact the animal's placement such as the animal's energy level and need for fencing, whether the animal has been socialized with small children and/or other animals, etc

A private, non-profit, no-kill Humane Society, caring for lost and homeless pets. Services provided includes: Spay/Neuter Clinic Lost and Found Pet Services Pet Owner Services Pet Activities and Training Pet Behavior Resources Pet End of LIfe Services City of Lynchburg Dog Licenses Humane Education and Children's Program Pet Friendly Housing

Provide humane care to unwanted, lost, or abandoned animals.

Regional field office at Dept. of Game & Inland Fisheries. Serves 22-counties in Southside VA. Houses Wildlife, Fisheries, and Law Enforcement regional staff. Purpose is to provide wildlife law enforcement and Fisheries/Wildlife management programs for 22-county area. Certain landowner/citizen assistance programs are available.

The unit is responsible for the enforcement of state and local ordinances relating to companion animals and wildlife. Provide guidance in companion animal and wildlife related issues. Care for stray, nuisance, and injured animals. Provide affordable rabies vaccinations at quarterly rabies clinics. Investigate cases of reported animal cruelty, neglect, or abandonment.

Enforces domestic animal ordinances. Operates animal shelter. * Dogs may be brought to the Pound during posted hours only. * Leaving dogs outside of the pound when unattended is considered abandonment and is subject to prosecution. * Owners must sign a release form when surrendering their dogs. Adoptions are free to the public, however, you must sign an Adoption Agreement, and a Spay/Neuter Agreement stating that you will have the animal spayed or neutered within a certain period depending on the age of the animal. In the case of a dog bite, please notify the Lee County Sheriff's Department at 276-346-7777, they will page the Officer to respond to this matter. Location â€" From Highway 58, turn south onto State Route 70 and immediately turn left on Bus Shop Road. Follow the signs to the Pound.

Adoption Center provides a safe haven for homeless pets until they go to their forever homes. All Adoption Center animals have an examination, vaccinations, tests and parasite treatment upon arrival. They are spayed/neutered and microchipped.

Provides placement of unwanted pets into responsible, caring permanent homes and counsels owners in transition. Provides assistance and referrals for behavior and health problems and dog obedience. Accepts all stray and unwanted animals from Arlington County and City of Falls Church.

Provides a hospital for native wildlife, promotes teaching the world to care about, and to care for wildlife and the environment. ACCREDITED BY: Respective Veterinary Organizations

Provides a community outreach program to provide free services to low income communities. Offers free or low cost humane education, spay/neuter surgeries, and pet wellness care. Works in partnership with the Roanoke City Fire Department. Uses volunteers and accepts donations.

Pittsylvania County Animal Services Officers are appointed conservators of the peace and have enforcement powers concerning animal issues. Pittsylvania County Animal Services Officers handle a wide variety of animal issues, including but not limited to: Dangerous dogs Livestock Loose or stray dogs Upholding state and local animal codes and regulations

Provides shelter, care and protection for animals. Seeks out suitable homes for animals and works to prevent cruelty to animals. Offers humane information on the care of animals and humane education program for schools and civic organizations.

Richmond Animal Care & Control (RACC) is an open admission public shelter. RACC provides humane care for stray, injured, lost, abused, and abandoned pets. The Animal Control staff investigates animal cruelty, enforces humane laws, and issues pet licenses. RACC has pets available for adoption.

Provides shelter, care and protection for animals. Seeks out suitable homes for animals and works to prevent cruelty to animals; works with many rescue organizations across Virginia. These rescue groups assist us by taking animals from our shelter and placing them in loving homes.

Provides a safe and nurturing environment for the lost, abandoned, and homeless animals of the City of Charlottesville and the County of Albemarle. For animal control, please call (434)977-9041.

Receives stray and owner relinquished animals from Roanoke City, Roanoke County, Botetourt County and the Town of Vinton and is an open intake facility. Primarily handles stray animals picked up by the Animal Control Officers employed by the municipalities, but also accepts strays that are found, and animals owned, by citizens of the municipalities served. Does NOT have a veterinarian on staff and is unable to provide medical care for pets owned by the public. If a pet is ill or injured, please visit a personal veterinarian. Has an adoption program, works with rescue organizations and has a foster program.

Provides shelter, care and protection for animals. Seeks out suitable homes for animals and works to prevent cruelty to animals.

Promote and provide humane treatment of all mammals, fish, fowl, and reptiles.

An adoption counselor will help you meet the cat, dog, kitten or puppy who will be a good fit for your home and lifestyle.

Owners pay board, county fines, and any veterinary costs when they reclaim their pets. Fees for pet adoptions include cost of surgical neutering. Offers euthanasia for pets at no charge.

Provides a nonprofit and private organization whose goal is to rescue domestic animals from cruelty, neglect, and abandonment and to teach responsible pet ownership.

After hours emergency services, animal cruelty investigations, animal sheltering and accepting of strays and owner surrenders, barking dogs and pooper scooper law enforcement, dangerous and vicious dog investigations, dead animal removal, disaster preparedness information, feral cat abatement, leash law enforcement, lost and found animals, pet licensing, rabies control and wildlife assistance.

Assists in finding homes for abandoned dogs and cats. In cooperation with area veterinarians, we share the cost of spaying and neutering these animals. We also help provide emergency veterinary care for ill or injured abandoned animals.

Animal Control provides animal control services to the County, including the collection of animals running at large, and sick or injured animals; and receives and investigates reports of suspected animal cruelty or neglect, animal bites and vicious dogs.