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In Front Royal, Virginia, there is a nonprofit animal shelter called The Humane Society of Warren County. Since our establishment in 1947, we have provided a safe home for the misplaced, abused, and abandoned pets of Warren County. We became a no-kill organization in 2012, and we're happy to keep it that way. When you visit the shelter, you can count on finding a kind and welcoming environment as well as caring treatment for our animals.

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.

501(c)(3) nonprofit Their Voice Rescue was established in 2017. In the spring of 2018, we formally opened our doors with the goal of saving dogs from kill shelters around the country. Our group was established with the unshakeable commitment to speak up for helpless, suffering animals. For those who lack one, we serve as their voice.

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 Hampshire County Pet Adoption Program is a foster organization rather than a shelter. Several devoted volunteers who have opened their homes and lives to helpless animals manage our rescue. All of the animals in our rescue are fostered in the homes of our volunteers until they find their ultimate homes.

The Humane Society of Shenandoah County was established in the 1970s by a group of locals concerned about stopping animal cruelty. Since then, these volunteers have had a huge positive influence on the citizens and animals of our area.