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Patrick County Animal Shelter
22 Transfer Station Lane,
Stuart,
VA, 24171 Phone: 276-694-6259
E-mail: patcopound@gmail.com
Opening Hours:
Monday - Friday 10am - 1pm, Saturday 10am-12pm.
Closed Sunday and Holidays.
Lost and Found Pets are featured on the Blue Ridge Animal Welfare League Facebook Page
Volunteers Wanted
We are trying to build our volunteer program.
The shelter dogs can always use volunteers to bath, to walk and to communicate with them. If you are interested in helping the animals, please contact us.
Who we are
Patrick County Animal Control provides for the safety and welfare of residents and follows county ordinances as they apply to domestic animals.
The County operates the Hazel Y. Clark Patrick County Public Animal Shelter, a shelter for the specialized care of animals in custody.
Animal Control enforces Virginia state code Section 3.2-6574 that all animals are to be sterilized upon adoption. The shelter
provides temporary care for homeless or unwanted animals until they are adopted, placed with an animal rescue organization, or
euthanized. The shelter provides assistance in locating lost or stolen pets.
For more information see the
Patrick County Animal Control website.
NEW CAT: Click on a cats name or picture to see more photos and information.
Tortoiseshell,
Adult, Female
Lost your dog?
Stray dogs without identification are kept for 5 days before being put up for adoption. Dogs with identification are kept for 10 days before being put up for adoption. Contact the shelter to check whether your pet is there.
Some of the stray dogs are featured on the Blue Ridge Animal Welfare League Facebook Page but not all are put here so contact the shelter if you have lost your dog.
Visiting Patrick County Animal Shelter
Please phone us on 276-694-6259 to check that the dog you want to visit is still available.
Location Map of Patrick County Animal Shelter, Stuart, VA

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.