Pittsylvania Pet Center

Pittsylvania Pet Center

Our Mission

The Pittsylvania Pet Center is dedicated to finding loving homes for our animals and fighting pet overpopulation within our community. We believe every adoption creates a brighter future for the pets in our care and the families who welcome them.

Why We Are Here

Our community faces a significant population of homeless cats and dogs, and our facility serves as a vital bridge for these animals. By choosing to adopt from us, you are directly saving lives and helping us manage the ongoing challenge of pet overpopulation in Pittsylvania County.

How We Help

Our shelter operates as a central hub for animal care, supported by a community that values second chances. The funds generated through our affordable adoption process are reinvested directly into the care of the animals currently waiting for their forever homes. We also provide resources like spay/neuter vouchers to promote long-term animal health and reduce abandonment rates.

Join Our Mission

Adoption is a joyful partnership that benefits both the pet and the adopter, strengthening the bond within our community. When you adopt, you are not just getting a new family member; you are actively contributing to a more compassionate society for all animals.

Connect With Us

Are you ready to find your perfect companion? We invite you to contact us at 434-432-1989 to learn more about our current residents or to discuss how you can sponsor an animal's adoption. If you would like to support our efforts, you can also reach out to our Adoption Lead, Jenna Creasy, at extension 105 to get involved today.

Trust Assessment
GoldRated Aug 20, 2026
Municipal ShelterPhysical Facility
Online Review Highlights
  • Helpful and caring staff
  • Efficient adoption process
  • Inconsistent operating hours
Coverage We Reviewed
Chatham Star-Tribune

5/8 - Danville Area Humane Society explains euthanasia of Eve, steps already taken to prevent future incident

In a public statement, Virginia Sen. Bill Stanley (R-7th) called for what he termed a “drastic change” at the Danville Area Humane Society following an event that saw the euthanasia

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11880 US-29, Chatham, VA 24531

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