Breed: Retriever mix? NOTE: Breeds are our best guess when we do not have proof of parentage
Sex: Female
Age: 2 years approx
Size: Medium
Color: Black
Coat: Medium length
Other Dogs: OK with dogs
Notes: Liz is a two year old female Flat Coated Retriever (our best guess on the breed, and her toes are webbed). Her previous owner says she has spent most of her time outside and has a tendency to run off if not on a leash or confined. She loves attention, is good with other dogs, and barks when new things come around. She was surrendered with Charlie Brown. If you are interested in adopting Liz, please visit the Patrick County Public Animal Shelter or call 276-694-6259.
This dog was featured on the Blue Ridge Animal Welfare League Facebook website on July 19th, 2026. Phone the Patrick County Public Animal Shelter on 276-694-6259 to check this dog is still available.This dog has been available for 10 days
See a video of Liz by clicking here
If you are interested in Liz phone 276-694-6259 for an appointment to meet her at Patrick County Animal Shelter. We are open Monday - Friday 10am-1pm, Saturday 10am-12pm. Closed Sunday and Holidays.
Available for adoption on this date: July 17th, 2026
Dogs are claimed, adopted and rescued everyday so please contact us to check that this dog is available.
Click here to check this dog is still available (Facebook)
Dog adoption fee is $10 and includes a voucher for free spay/neuter.
- Adoption of dogs is open to residents of Carroll, Patrick, Floyd, Franklin and Henry County, VA
- Dogs that have been spayed/neutered are available for adoption to any location including out of state residents.
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The Blue Ridge Animal Welfare League will be hosting a cat and dog spay/neuter shuttle on Tuesday, August 11th at Rotary Field in Stuart. This shuttle will go to Angels of Assisi in Roanoke.
Please fill out the application form and a volunteer will contact you.
The cost for cats is $50. The cost for dogs is $75. Please add $15 if your pet does not have a current rabies vaccine certificate. Limit two pets per owner please. Patrick County residents only.
Click here for more information and a link to the application form.
FREE SERVICES FOR COMMUNITY CATS IN PATRICK COUNTY.
For cats born outdoors, the outside world is not something to escape, it is home.
Research shows that community cats in managed colonies are often just as healthy as indoor pets. Once they are fixed, everything improves, less roaming, less fighting, better overall health, and colonies naturally stabilize over time.
Are you feeding outside cats and need help preventing unwanted litters of kittens?
BRAWL is the recipient of a grant from United Spay Alliance to offer free spay/neuter services to community cats in Patrick County. Cats selected for this program will receive a spay/neuter surgery, rabies vaccination, ear-tip, and a one-month flea treatment at no cost to the caretaker. If you are interested in this service, please complete the spay/neuter inquiry form by clicking here and someone will contact you. Note: you must be willing to bring the cat in a trap or carrier to Rotary Field in Stuart on the designated surgery day.
We want to provide Kongs to entertain the dogs
in the kennels while they wait for a forever home.
We fill them with smooth Peanut Butter. If you would like to donate Peanut Butter for the dogs it should be smooth not chunky,
and must not contain Xylitol as that is toxic for dogs, the brand does not matter. Click here for more info on how to donate.

