Rappahannock Animal Welfare League

RappCats is a private, non-profit organization that rescues, looks after, and places cats and kittens who have been left abandoned, abused, neglected, hurt, or without a home in Rappahannock County.

The Culpeper Humane Society is an all-volunteer, home-based, 501c3 dog and cat rescue organization with the goal of creating a No-Kill Community. Through creative initiatives created to support such strategies, our goal is to decrease the amount of shelter that is taken in and increase the amount that is taken out.

On the western edge of Marshall, Virginia, the non-profit Middleburg Humane Foundation runs a farm shelter on a 23-acre property. We offer huge and tiny animals in danger a safe haven. 783 animals—cats, dogs, horses, livestock, pocket pets, and reptiles—arrived at our shelter in 2021.

The Fauquier SPCA is a private, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization devoted to giving stray, homeless, and abandoned animals a temporary haven and, wherever possible, placing such animals in a loving, suitable home. Our aim also includes educating the public about the advantages of spaying and neutering pets.

We help all breeds of dogs and cats find safe and loving homes and, when required, provide end-of-life care for those animals that are not healthy or adoptable. Washington Area Animal Adoption Group (WAAAG), a veteran-based, all-volunteer 501(c)(3) animal rescue organization, was created in 2012.

The goal of the Department of Animal Services is to educate the public about the dangers of rabies, current animal laws, animal care, animal population control, and proper animal care while also providing efficient and effective animal control and shelter services to the residents of Culpeper County.