Welcome to the Humane Society of Warren County, Virginia
Our vision is to be part of a community where every pet is a wanted pet.
The Humane Society of Warren County is a non-profit animal shelter in Front Royal, Virginia. Established in 1947, we have been a safe haven to the lost, abandoned and abused pets in Warren County for over 70 years. In 2012 we achieved no-kill status, and are proud to maintain it. You can expect an inviting and welcoming atmosphere when you visit the shelter, and compassionate care for our animals.
We have many community minded programs designed to educate and support our neighbors, including a free pet food bank, a low-cost spay/neuter program, and twice yearly rabies clinics at the shelter.
We are a passionate group of employees, volunteers and fosters working hard to achieve a future where every pet is a wanted pet.
Mission Statement: The Humane Society of Warren County is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing compassionate care to abandoned, abused, homeless and neglected animals in our community. We aim to educate pet owners on the importance of vaccinations and population control and to place adoptable pets in loving homes.
Congratulations to Tom B.! I'll have your tickets available at the check in desk the night of the event!! Thanks so much to each and every person who donated gift cards, and/or booze for the event. ...
Who's up for some trivia in honor of National Cat Day?! First correct comment wins 2 FREE tickets to our 15th annual Tails & Ales - Cash Party & Silent Auction on November 14!! How many whiskers do cats have on each side of their face? ...
Meet Zuma! ❤️Zuma is a 1 year 4 month old Shar Pei mix who is looking for a special person willing to help her learn that the world isn’t such a scary place. 🐾Zuma is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on her vaccines. She needs to be the only animal in the home and would do best in a home without children. A quiet, calm household with low traffic would be ideal for this nervous girl.While new people and new situations can make Zuma nervous, once you are HER person, you’ll see her affectionate side come shining through. She loves her people and wants to feel safe and secure with them. She would benefit tremendously from positive, patient training to help her navigate her feelings, build confidence, and learn that new experiences don't have to be scary.And there’s plenty of fun underneath that nervous exterior! Zuma knows basic commands, walks well on leash, LOVES toys, enjoys riding in the car, and has a blast outside running around and getting her energy out.Zuma isn't looking for a busy household or a home that expects her to instantly love everyone. She’s looking for someone patient who will give her the time, structure, and understanding she needs to blossom. ❤️If you think you could be Zuma’s safe place and help her discover the world isn’t so bad, come meet this sweet girl! 🐶 ...
