Animal Shelters

The Vola Lawson Animal Shelter is run by us, and it is an open-admission facility that accepts any animal brought to it from within the jurisdiction.

The mission of Project Second Chance is to save, rehab, and & helping our rescues find permanent homes. With programs for spaying and neutering and feeding programs for stray and abandoned animals, we are attempting to alleviate the animal welfare crisis in Puerto Rico. We also help shelters and animals in need of immediate care.

Our objective is to create a setting where cats can leave their cages, develop their social skills, and find their new families. Cat cafés have contributed to lower euthanasia rates and increased cat rescue in overcrowded shelters.

In Alexandria, Virginia, King Street Cats is pleased to be the only no-kill, all-volunteer cat rescue organization. Our goal is to protect the cats in our care until they find their forever homes, as well as to inform and support the community about cat welfare. We have the "cat-friendliest cats" in town because we are a free-roaming facility.

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.

Through collaborative interaction with Highland County, Virginia, its residents, and other like-minded organizations in the area, we are a private, foster-based, non-profit organization committed to promoting health, safety, welfare, compassionate care, and protection of animals.

The Lost Dog & Cat Rescue Foundation uses rescue and adoption to help homeless animals find their way into loving homes.

The Lynchburg Humane Society has been providing care for stray and abandoned animals as a private, non-profit organization for almost 70 years. 3,811 animals were cared for at our Lynchburg Center for Pets in 2017, and 93% of them were adopted into new or existing homes. We are a No Kill Humane Society and a 501c3 organization that passionately believes that no healthy or treatable pet should be put to death. We take in the abandoned or lost pets from those communities by running the public shelter for the City of Lynchburg.

RappCats is a private, non-profit organization that rescues, looks after, and places cats and kittens who have been left abandoned, abused, neglected, hurt, or without a home in Rappahannock County.

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.