Greyhound Rescue

Our goal is to place retired racing Greyhounds in fantastic, devoted homes and to inform the public about the wonderful, devoted companions these noble animals make. Despite being a tiny group, we are extremely active and committed. We oppose too stringent placement regulations. Please think about adopting one of these honorable hounds from us if you are a responsible, compassionate person who is prepared to provide the time and attention that a Greyhound requires.

The goal of Freedom Hearts Animal Rescue is to give homeless animals in our community a safe haven.

The Berkeley County Humane Society in Martinsburg, West Virginia, has been a haven for stray cats and dogs since 1915 (it was founded in 1943). Our bordering states and the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia are all served by us.

The Animal Welfare Society of Jefferson County, West Virginia offers temporary housing and adoption services for dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens that have been abandoned, handed in, neglected, abused, or are otherwise unwanted. It also encourages education about pet care among locals in our county and the communities nearby.