August is normally one of the busiest months for animal shelters across the region. 10 News is working for you to help Clear the Shelters! During the month of August we will be featuring a a local adoptable shelter pet looking for it’s forever home. Even if you can't adopt - there are ways you can help.
Monroe is a 2-year, 6-month-old female hound mix with a sweet soul and a little bit of shyness.
Meet All Purpose Flower, a 10-year-old spayed female Treeing Walker Coonhound who’s ready to bring joy and a little bit of goofiness into your life!
Poppi is just three months old and weighs about nine pounds—but don’t let her size fool you. She’s full of energy and is one of many animals available for adoption at the Roanoke Valley SPCA’s Clear the Shelters event happening today from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Layla arrived at the Salem Animal Shelter as a stray on Feb. 17, 2024, and she’s been the longest resident ever since. Her backstory is a bit of a mystery, but one thing’s for sure—she’s got a heart full of love waiting to be discovered.
Meet Miss, a 25-year-old paint breed horse who has been patiently waiting, at the Roanoke Valley Horse Rescue, for a family for over 12 years.
Some dogs love to lounge, some dogs love to play, but in 7-year-old Riley, you can get the best of both worlds!
August is normally one of the busiest months for animal shelters across the region. 10 News is working for you to help Clear the Shelters! All this month we will be featuring a a local adoptable shelter pet looking for it’s forever home. Even if you can't adopt - there are ways you can help.
As summer temperatures soar, pet owners should take extra precautions to protect their four-legged friends from heat-related dangers, according to Roanoke Valley SPCA.
It’s the Fourth of July, and animal shelters are urging pet owners to take precautions, as the Roanoke Valley SPCA said many pets go missing around the holiday due to the fireworks
As temperatures rise, pet owners should be aware of the risks associated with heat exposure. With summer approaching, it’s crucial to understand how to protect dogs, cats, and our other friends from overheating or getting burned.
Eight months ago, Tropical Storm Helene wreaked havoc in the area, bringing devastating floods along the New River. Among the many locations affected was the Radford Animal Shelter.
The “Danville Deserves Better” initiative is trying to help Danville lower the number of pets it euthanizes.
The pantry, located at 523 Lynn St., Suite 104, will distribute food on Wednesday, April 2, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Recipients can receive up to 30 pounds of dog food and 15 pounds of cat food.
Looking to add a new furry member to your family? This weekend, Angels of Assisi is set to bring several adoptable pets who are in need of a loving home to PetSmart.
A batch of puppies was dropped off at the Regional Center for Animal Care & Protection late on Sunday night, and the center is now asking for the owner to come forward.
As temperatures plummet to frigid lows, animal experts are urging pet owners to take extra precautions to protect their animals. Pets, like their owners, are susceptible to frostbite and hypothermia, making it essential to limit their outdoor exposure during cold weather.
As winter sets in, it’s important to ensure your pets are safe and comfortable. Here are some tips to help protect your furry friends during the colder months.
This holiday season, the Roanoke Valley SPCA is reaching out to the community to ensure no shelter pet is left behind. The annual Home for the Holidays foster program is back but with a sense of urgency this year.
The Regional Center for Animal Care and Protection (RCACP) is currently facing an overcrowding issue, with around 100 dogs and more than 90 cats in its care. Shelters across the country, including RCACP, are grappling with an influx of animals and a shortage of adopters.
The Roanoke Valley SPCA held an event where attendees could grab some dinner while also helping animals get a leg up on finding their forever homes.
10 News annual month-long campaign to Clear the Shelters has come to a close, and we have a wonderful update. Nearly 1,000 animals were adopted during this time period from partner shelters across Southwest Virginia.
Angels of Assisi is holding a candlelight service in honor of Mr. Buttons, the dog that tragically passed away after animal abuse and neglect.
In our month-long campaign to help adoptable pets find good homes, we want to let you know about a special adoption event this Saturday in the New River Valley.
Mister Mack is a bit of a loner and prefers to keep to himself, but don’t let this fool you! Underneath the surface, he has a heart of gold just looking to be won over by the right person.
Dusk has been at the Lynchburg Humane Center since November of 2022, so just a little under two years. During his time there, he’s slowly warmed up to visitors, and made a friend with one of the staff!
August is normally one of the busiest months for animal shelters across the region. 10 News is working for you to help Clear the Shelters! August 10 through September 10 we will be featuring a a local adoptable shelter pet looking for it’s forever home. Even if you can't adopt - there are ways you can help.
As flowers bloom and tails wag, pet owners come together this month for Pet Poison Prevention Month to protect their furry family members from harm.
More and more people are testing their dog's DNA to see what kind of breed they really have. In many cases there is an accompanying party, not unlike a gender reveal party for an unborn child. But beyond the fun and the curiosity, veterinarians say there is valuable knowledge in the test.
Sometimes you just need a good happy cry to get you threw your day, and this video of long lost brother dogs reuniting after 10 years will do just the trick.
This can be a solution when it takes a long time to see a veterinarian due to backed up appointments.
