Animal Aid Society

In Hampton, Virginia, there is a charity no-kill shelter for cats called The Cat Corner. We are entirely dependent on the kindness of our community and supporters and get no local or governmental assistance.

In January 2015, the Peninsula SPCA, which has served the Peninsula communities with shelter and adoption services for more than 50 years, bravely changed course and became an adoption guarantee or "no kill" shelter. Since then, the Peninsula SPCA has been able to increase the range of services it offers to the Peninsula community, adding humane education initiatives and preventive veterinarian care to its adoption services.

Four distinct Hampton Roads communities—Newport News, Hampton, Poquoson, and York County—have joined forces to assist the Peninsula Regional Animal Shelter (PRAS). The City of Newport News manages and runs this cutting-edge, 30,000 square foot facility on behalf of the four counties.

Our goal for these animals is a safe place that will offer them food, shelter, medical attention, rehabilitation, adoption opportunities, and most importantly, love. Poquoson Animal Welfare Sanctuary, Inc. is committed to the rescue and placement of abandoned, abused, and neglected cats in and around Poquoson, VA.

A nonprofit low-cost spay and neuter clinic's goal is to reduce homelessness and senseless euthanasia in our shelters by offering low-cost spay/neuter services to the general public and rescue organizations.

The goal of Ruff Road Pet Rescue is to end the euthanasia of adoptable animals by offering rescue services to regional shelters, with a focus on rural areas, offering re-homing assistance to everyone in our neighborhood, offering community support for feral cat communities, offering spay and neuter assistance as needed, promoting the avoidance of animal cruelty, and fostering the human-animal bond by matching disadvantaged animals with lifelong, devoted families.