Humane Society of Northern Virginia

The Animal Control Bureau of the Prince William County Police Department is in charge of upholding animal care regulations, giving seminars on animal education, and managing the Animal Shelter.

SCA is a non-profit group that serves as a community resource for cats. Our organization's goal is to provide trap-neuter-return (TNR) services, education, outreach, and rescue services for feral cats in Stafford, Fredericksburg, and Spotsylvania, Virginia.

The Animal Control Division's goals are to ensure the peaceful coexistence of people and animals, to uphold the comprehensive animal laws of Stafford County and the Commonwealth of Virginia, to care for stray animals in our care at the pound humanely, and to inform Stafford residents about proper handling, bite prevention, rabies control, and emergency preparedness.

The Stafford SPCA is a 501(c)3 charity, no-kill organization with the mission of rescuing and enhancing the lives of local animals. We are dedicated to helping disadvantaged animals, enlightening the public, and ending animal abuse and abandonment.

Other tiny companion animals including gerbils, guinea pigs, birds, and rabbits are also brought to the institution. Depending on their type, these little companion animals need particular care and frequently need to see a veterinarian.

A non-profit 501(c)(3) group called Homeward Trails Animal Rescue offers pet adoption in the states of Virginia, Washington, DC, and Maryland. We find homes for dogs and cats rescued from low-income, rural animal shelters or whose owners can no longer care for them; abandoned hunting dogs who are dumped in woods or left at shelters; owned pets whose owners can no longer care for them; and animals who have been injured, abused and neglected.