The Animal Welfare League of Alexandria provides sheltering services under contract. It serves 153,000 people. In 2017, it reported a 91% live release rate for dogs, 98% for cats, and 95% for rabbits and other animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Lynchburg Humane Society runs the Appomattox County shelter under contract. It serves 15,000 people. In 2017, it reported a 99% live release rate for dogs and 99% for cats. It does not provide a safety net for rabbits and other animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center provides sheltering services for Augusta County, Staunton, and Waynesboro. It serves 119,500 people. In 2017, it reported a 98% live release rate for dogs, 92% for cats, and 100% for other animal companions. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Charlottesville SPCA provides sheltering services for the City of Charlottesville and Albemarle County. It serves 118,000. It 2017, it reported a 92% live release rate for cats, 97% for dogs, and placed the two "other" companion animals it took in. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Colonial Heights Animal Control & Pound Facility serves the 18,000 people of Colonial Heights. In 2017, it reported a 98% live release rate for dogs and 99% for cats. It did not take in rabbits or other companion animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Emporia Animal Shelter serves 5,500 people. In 2017, it reported a 98% live release rate for dogs and 92% for cats. It does not provide a safety net for rabbits and other animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Essex County Animal Control and Pound Facility provides sheltering services for the 11,000 people of the county. In 2017, it reported a 91% live release for cats and 99% for dogs. It took in only 1 other animal who was reclaimed. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Fairfax County Animal Shelter provides sheltering services for the 1.1 million people of the county. In 2017, it reported a 90% live release for cats, 91% for dogs, and 94% for other animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Fluvanna SPCA runs the animal shelter in Fluvanna County. It serves 26,000 people In 2017, it reported a 94% live release rate for dogs and 95% for cats. It did not take in rabbits or other companion animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Heritage Humane Society runs the animal shelter in James City, Williamsburg, and York County (District One). It serves 103,000 people. In 2017, it reported a 93% live release rate for dogs, 95% for cats, and 98% for rabbits and other animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The King George County Animal Control and Pound Facility serves the 25,000 people of the county. In 2017, it reported a 93% live release rate for cats and 95% for dogs. It did not take in rabbits or other companion animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Louisa County Animal Shelter serves the 34,000 people of the county. In 2017, it reported a 96% live release rate for cats, 93% for dogs, and 100% for other animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Montgomery County Animal Care & Adoption Center serves 99,000 people. In 2017, it reported a 94% live release rate for cats, 96% for dogs, and 100% for other animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Nelson County Animal Shelter serves 15,000 people. In 2017, it reported a 91% live release rate for cats and 95% for dogs. It did not take in rabbits or other companion animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The New Kent County animal control shelter serves 19,500 people. In 2017, it reported a 95% live release rate for cats and 95% for dogs. It did not take in rabbits or other companion animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Northumberland County animal shelter serves 12,000 people. In 2017, it reported a 90% live release rate for cats and 91% for dogs. It did not take in rabbits or other companion animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Tappahannock/Essex County Animal Shelter serves 2,400 people. In 2017, it reported a 91% live release rate for cats and 99% for dogs. It did not take in rabbits or other companion animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Humane Society of Warren County runs the animal shelter. It serves the 39,000 people of the county. In 2017, it reported a 93% live release rate for dogs, 90% for cats, and 96% for other animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The Heritage Humane Society runs the animal shelter in James City, Williamsburg, and York County (District One). It serves 103,000 people. In 2017, it reported a 93% live release rate for dogs, 95% for cats, and 98% for rabbits and other animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.
The SPCA of Winchester County and Winchester Animal Control combine to serve 27,000 people. In 2017, the agencies reported a 98% live release rate for dogs, 90% for cats, and 100% for rabbits and other animals. Virginia statistics for all reporting agencies are available here.