Is Your Cat a Difficult Eater? Here’s What You Can Do

By Lauren Puckett Eating is an essential part of living. But for our feline friends, it’s not always easy. Many cats can be picky eaters, while others tend to overeat. […]

4 Ways to Deal with the Loss of a Pet

By Lauren Puckett For most of us, losing a pet is like losing a member of the family. The sense of loss can be profound. As you go through the […]

8 Reasons to Take Your Cat to the Vet

By Lauren Puckett Let’s face it, nobody likes going to the vet, least of all cats. Anxious cats can be especially averse to the entire experience, from going into the […]

Giving Thanks: Loudoun Businesses Support At-Risk Animals

By Liz Bresnahan Wicket Door Pub Kristi and Mark Hanlon are co-owners of Wicket Door Pub, a family friendly establishment located in Ashburn. Due to their incredible generosity, the Humane […]

When Your Pet(s) Makes You a Parent

By Theresa Wild In older generations, the progression of life events was simple: complete school, get married, have children, and live happily ever after. In more recent years, these events […]

Looking for Everyday Heroes

By Kathleen Silver “Community Cats” is a term used to describe outdoor, unowned, free-roaming cats. In this article, you’ll learn why running the HSLC Community Cats program takes a dedicated village […]

NBC4 Covers HSLC Auction

The Humane Society of Loudoun County is hosting an online “Christmas in July” auction to raise money for at-risk animals in the community. News4’s Molette Green shares how you can […]

Interview with a First-Time Foster Mom

By: Heather Nokes To foster is to save a life. Foster parents are in charge of the day-to-day care of their foster animal. They teach them what it means to […]

Dispelling the Myths of FIV

By Kathleen Silver When adopting animals with special needs, our hearts go out to those with obvious physical issues. But, there are also conditions we cannot see, and one of […]

Have You Visited Our Kitten Registry?

By Amy Richards Fostering kittens is an investment. First and foremost, it is an emotional investment. No one can take in an animal, even a healthy and well-adjusted one, and […]