When Simone, a part Siamese cat, was brought to the shelter, she couldn’t eat and she had a tumor the size of a quarter on her face. After some hard work and TLC, Simone is ready for adoption. The Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center staff is on a mission...
Thank you Michelle Mitchell for a great informative article on the importance of eartipping feral or stray cats, as well as, our own pets. It’s an important way to identify a spayed or neutered cat. Looking for signs: Eartipping helps shelter
Thank you to our wonderful volunteer, Melinda See and our Director Lindsey Huffman for securing this awesome $50,000 grant through The Petco Foundation!!! Local animal shelter gets help from grant funding
Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) affects cats worldwide. Infected cats receiving supportive medical care and kept in a stress-free, indoor environment can live relatively comfortable lives for many years. There are no specific signs of FIV infection. FIV-positive cats are more prone to getting infections such as upper respiratory infections, ringworm...
2015 was quite a year here at SVASC, most of the time we don’t get a chance to reflect how our daily efforts and… Posted by Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center on Thursday, January 7, 2016
Shenandoah Valley Animal Service Center seeks donations, volunteers The Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center is in need of supplies to care for the animals in their ward. The shelter is looking for dry kitten and cat food, kitty litter, kitten replacement milk, walk harnesses, 6-foot leashes, training treats, toys...
