Rockingham Harrisonburg SPCA

In order to achieve this, we facilitate and promote spay/neuter and Trap, Neuter, and Return (TNR) procedures, carry out foster-based rescue and local shelter adoption procedures, and offer pet retention and rehoming services. Our goal is to eventually put an end to the slaughter of healthy adoptable animals in the communities we serve by gradually reducing the admission of cats and kittens at neighborhood shelters.

We genuinely care about the animals in our care, and we make a lot of effort to not only improve their quality of life but also to make the Page County Animal Shelter's name synonymous with compassion.

According to rules established by the Commonwealth of Virginia, the Greene County Animal Shelter is required to humanely follow euthanasia procedures for unwanted animals as well as to arrange for the adoption of as many animals as possible.

The Madison-Greene Humane Society is the only organization in charge of deciding what happens to homeless and abandoned cats in Greene County. We accept 300 cats on average each year, whether they are turned in as surrenders or are discovered abandoned. We also help the neighboring counties in Central Virginia by providing affordable rabies and spay/neuter services.

Through leadership and pro-active approaches to reducing pet overpopulation, like as adoptions, spay/neuter programs, and education, the Augusta Regional SPCA promotes the humane treatment of companion animals.

In order to assist permanent homes or opportunities for rescue, the purpose of this page is to give networking and exposure for animals at the shelter. Despite our best efforts to offer accurate information, this page is managed by volunteers who are not employed by the shelter and do not regularly interact with the staff or the animals.