Prince William County Animal Services Center
Our Mission
Through collaboration with community partners, the Animal Services Bureau protects public health, prevents animal cruelty, and gives adoptable animals a second chance at a forever home.
A History of Care
Our Animal Services Center has been dedicated to serving the community since 1975. Following a significant facility renovation in 2022, we continue to uphold our vision of a humane community where all animals are treated with respect and kindness.
Our Commitment to Animals
As a public, open-admission center, we provide humane care for thousands of animals each year, ranging from cats and dogs to reptiles and livestock. We are committed to every animal's welfare, providing exercise, enrichment, and necessary veterinary care until they are reclaimed by their owners or find their perfect new family.
Connecting Pets and People
We believe that adopting is a rewarding journey that enriches your life with unconditional love. When you adopt from us, you aren't just finding a friend; you are saving two lives—the pet you welcome home and the next animal that can take their place in our care. Our team provides support throughout the process, ensuring you have the resources needed to create a lasting, joyful bond with your new companion.
Find Your New Best Friend
We invite you to visit our Center in Manassas to meet our available pets and discover the difference you can make in an animal's life. Ready to get started? Visit our website to view our current available pets, learn about our adoption process, or explore volunteer opportunities to see how you can help our mission.
- Staff helpfulness and compassion
- Clean facilities
- Adoption of medically compromised animals
10/11 - From Shelter to Service: Pair of Dogs Rescued to Become K-9 Dogs
Monroe Township police welcomed two rescued shelter dogs, Storm and Stryker, as trained narcotics K9s after they were nearly homeless and euthanized.
