GO RESCUE Pet Adoption Center BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

The Hampton Roads region of Virginia's household companion animals are treated, rehabbed, and rehomed by the Norfolk SPCA, which also runs two public veterinary clinics.

The city's animal shelter is called NACC. Open admittance, our sanctuary offers a haven for animals from the City of Norfolk.

A non-profit organization called Rainbow Animal Rescue was founded with the sole purpose of rescuing abandoned animals and placing them in suitable, loving homes. We want to make the Tidewater region an animal-friendly community via education.

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.

The Chesapeake Animal Services Unit (CASU), which has its headquarters at 2100 S Military Highway, is a division of the police force.

Lil Roar Cat Rescue (LRCR) is a Virginia Beach, Virginia-based 501 (c)(3) non-profit cat rescue organization. LRCR's main goals are to: 1) spay and neuter community (feral) cats through our Trap, Neuter, Release (TNR) program; 2) find "forever" homes through our foster care program for adoptable stray cats and kittens found while undertaking our TNR projects; and 3) inform the public on the significance of spaying and neu