Animal Shelters

By socializing outdoor-born and unwanted kittens for adoption into forever homes, Billy The Kidden Rescue works to enhance the lives of displaced cats and kittens and lower feral cat populations in Hampton Roads.

We are committed to helping Akita owners all around the world and providing new, devoted homes for the animals we rescue.

Our rescue facility offers a haven for stray dogs, providing them the time, attention, and love they need to find the right home, not just any home," says the organization.

An American Pitbull Terrier that is devoted and affectionate and is just trying to overcome her anxiety like everyone else.

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.

Patrick and Maria Nolan, proprietors of Bayside Kennels in Virginia Beach and The Ruff House Stay & Play in Chesapeake, created K9 Angels in 2019. Through discussions with other dog daycare/kennel owners, shelter directors, and hospital social services staff, it became abundantly clear that a nonprofit organization was required to help pet owners and patients who were forced to make the terrible choice of deciding between their health and their pet.

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

To increase human compassion while ending animal suffering in order to build a more compassionate and accountable community.

The next step was to rescue cats from kill shelters, vet them, and find them new homes. Trap Neuter Return is another service we offer to the public and those who want it.

The Chesapeake Humane Society is a private, non-profit organization that strives to advance the welfare of companion animals in Hampton Roads. It is situated in the Great Bridge neighborhood of Chesapeake. Neither CHS nor any other animal welfare organizations established in Virginia nor any national humane organization receive any money from the government. Our programs and services are solely supported by the kind donations of private individuals and businesses. We work closely with Chesapeake Animal Services to help find homes for animals in the City shelter, despite the fact that we are neither affiliated with nor financed by the City of Chesapeake.