Cat Rescue, Inc

The Chesapeake Humane Society is a private, non-profit organization that strives to advance the welfare of companion animals in Hampton Roads. It is situated in the Great Bridge neighborhood of Chesapeake. Neither CHS nor any other animal welfare organizations established in Virginia nor any national humane organization receive any money from the government. Our programs and services are solely supported by the kind donations of private individuals and businesses. We work closely with Chesapeake Animal Services to help find homes for animals in the City shelter, despite the fact that we are neither affiliated with nor financed by the City of Chesapeake.

Patrick and Maria Nolan, proprietors of Bayside Kennels in Virginia Beach and The Ruff House Stay & Play in Chesapeake, created K9 Angels in 2019. Through discussions with other dog daycare/kennel owners, shelter directors, and hospital social services staff, it became abundantly clear that a nonprofit organization was required to help pet owners and patients who were forced to make the terrible choice of deciding between their health and their pet.

The Chesapeake Animal Services Unit (CASU), which has its headquarters at 2100 S Military Highway, is a division of the police force.

A nonprofit organization called Portsmouth Humane provides assistance to the residents and animals of Portsmouth, Virginia, through admission, adoption, lost/found, and resource programs. Although we have a contract to care for the city's stray animals, the money we receive only covers a small portion of our expenses. We are really dependent on the donations from our kind supporters!

The Hampton Roads region of Virginia's household companion animals are treated, rehabbed, and rehomed by the Norfolk SPCA, which also runs two public veterinary clinics.

An American Pitbull Terrier that is devoted and affectionate and is just trying to overcome her anxiety like everyone else.