Virginia

ALL-AMERICAN MUTT RESCUE, INC. is a foster-based animal rescue organization that has grown out of love and compassion for animals. Located in Huddleston, VA, we are truly in the heart of Virginia – 30 minutes from Lynchburg, 30 minutes from Smith Mountain Lake, 30 minutes from Bedford, and 60 minutes from Roanoke. Our motto is “Rescue … rehome … real love” and we try to live it every day. We rescue animals in need of new homes and loving families. We make sure each of them is spayed or neutered and up-to-date on all routine vaccinations. If other medical care or treatment is needed, we get that for them as well. We welcome them into our homes and our lives and really get to know their personalities and their needs. Then we make it our mission to re-home them … and to place them in the forever home that will be perfect for them. Some of them really need to have another pup companion while others will do fine being an ‘only pet.’ Some love having children to play with while others prefer being with adult people. Some do well sharing a home with cats or other small pets while others, well … not so much. And the only way you know this is by living with them! We also work to educate and encourage pet owners to spay or neuter their animals to a) help their pets lead longer, healthier lives and b) help reduce the numbers of homeless and unwanted animals in our Central Virginia communities. It is such an easy thing to do! Not only will it benefit your pet and your family, but it will help reduce the numbers of wonderful, adoptable animals that are euthanized every year. Please be part of the solution

Caring Hearts Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Fairfax Virginia. Our volunteers rescue small breed dogs from desperate situations including neglect, puppy mill rescue, owner surrender and euthanasia by animal shelters due to overpopulation. All of our rescued dogs stay in safe foster homes while they await their "forever home." Our rescued babies are examined and given inoculations and spayed or neutered before placement. CHR rely's directly on donations to keep the rescue operating. None of our officers or staff receive money for their services, only the heart felt satisfaction of saving these wonderful lives.

We are a no-kill rescue group based in Pittsylvania County, VA dedicated to preventing unnecessary euthanizing of adoptable animals. We often transfer dogs to other no-kill organizations where there are higher adoption rates!

Incorporated 7/1993, main program TNR (trap-neuter-return), socialize the kittens when possible and adopt out them and any friendly adults.

Cat's Cradle is a nonprofit no-kill organization. We do TNR, rescue, have volunteer foster homes. Last year we assisted in 2300 spay/neuter surgeries and found homes for aprox. 300 cats. I have been a volunteer for about 10 yrs., my passion is fostering but I do many other things within the group involving operations. I do this becuase of my love for animals and to some how make a difference in the animal welfare world and most importantly to educate the public.

We are the Buchanan County Animal Project. We work closely with the Buchanan County Animal Shelter and local volunteers.

We are a county owned facility providing all animal control and sheltering services in Loudoun County, VA.

Since 1916, the RVSPCA has been the lead advocate for the homeless and unwanted animals in our area. We are a limited admission-no kill facility with the majority of animals available for adoption accepted from the municipal pound. We also provide pet assisted therapy, humane education and are partnering with the Local Office on Agine to provide pet food to recipients on Meals on Wheels, and to Manna Ministeries, operator of a food pantry for the working poor. In all, 18,000 pounds of pet food is provided in a year's time to feed the area's hungry pets.

Fairfax County strives to ensure safe and healthy living for pets and other animals, as well as the residents that own them. Our Animal Shelter is a place with open doors and warm hearts for every lost, abandoned, abused, temporarily homeless, or unwanted Fairfax County animal and always has many dogs, cats and other animals up for adoption.