Fauquier SPCA, Inc.
Our Mission
The Fauquier SPCA is a private, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing a temporary refuge for stray, homeless, and abandoned animals. We are committed to placing every animal in our care into a caring, appropriate home.
Our Story
Founded in 1957, the Fauquier SPCA has spent over 60 years offering protection and assistance to the animals of Fauquier County and surrounding areas. From our early days operating out of a small building, we have grown significantly to better serve our community’s needs.
Our Shelter Home
Since 1989, we have operated from our facility in Casanova, Virginia, situated on eleven acres of land. Our shelter features 36 dog kennels, specialized quarantine and isolation wards, and multiple cat rooms, including a sunroom where our feline friends can relax. In 2009, we further expanded our capabilities with the addition of a dedicated Animal Control Center to house stray, abandoned, and surrendered animals.
Finding Your Perfect Match
We believe that adoption is a joyful partnership, which is why we utilize professional adoption counselors to help you find a companion that fits your lifestyle. Our team works hard to evaluate each animal's health and temperament, ensuring we make the best possible match for both the pet and your family. We are here to support you throughout the process, from your initial visit to the moment you bring your new best friend home.
Visit Us Today
Are you ready to meet someone who loves you? We invite you to visit our shelter in Casanova to explore our current list of wonderful dogs, cats, and bunnies waiting for their fresh start. You can also connect with us online to learn more about our upcoming events, view our wish list, or contact our team to begin your journey toward adoption.
- Clean facility
- Friendly and compassionate staff
- Restrictive adoption vetting policies
6/11 - Rescued Twice: Virginia Yorkie Dug From Groundhog Tunnel After Underground Ordeal (PHOTOS) - AOL
A tiny Virginia dog found himself in a hole lot of trouble.Halo, a 12-year-old Yorkshire terrier, sparked a rescue effort in Fauquier County after somehow becoming trapped deep inside a groundhog tunnel, prompting a frantic call for help and an unusual digging operation in Warrenton.According to th…
