Blog
27th of July 2021
The Life of “Pye”: How animals bring a community together
It’s remarkable the way a love of animals can really bring a community together. I’ve always kind of known this but was reminded of it in a big way over […]
7th of April 2021
5 Reasons to Spay and Neuter Your Pets
By Heather Nokes As a pet parent, it can be hard to figure out how to do what is right for our beloved fur babies. This is especially difficult when […]
3rd of March 2021
16th of February 2021
LOOKING FORWARD TO 2021!
While 2020 was full of societal obstacles, The Humane Society of Loudoun County managed to produce record breaking numbers throughout the year. Come look at our numbers!
Volunteer Spotlight
For our Volunteer Spotlight, we sat down with Davy Fogler the new Volunteer Coordinator to learn more about the joys of volunteering!
11th of December 2020
Find Your Next Golden Girl (or Boy)!
by Heather Nokes Have you ever been to a shelter or looked at adoptable pets online, and most of them seem older? Distinguished grey faces. Lovely cloudy eyes. Unfortunately designated […]
5th of December 2020
December is National Cat Lovers’ Month
That’s right, there’s a whole month dedicated to the love of our furry feline companions. It is widely believed that cats domesticated themselves by recognizing the abundance and ease of […]
1st of September 2020
The joys of fostering older dogs
By Madeleine Devost “He’s as happy as a clam!” These were Diane Rice’s words after deciding to adopt Rebel (“Reb”) – a senior dog she had been fostering for two […]
4th of August 2020
Rainstorm doesn’t stop kitten brigade from saving 8 little lives
By Sharon Nylec Our story begins as they all do. Jenn Reed, TNR/feral kitten specialist and long-time volunteer for the Humane Society of Loudoun County, got a call about some […]
27th of July 2020
Please Don’t Declaw Your Cat: A Plea from Your Neighborhood Veterinary Assistant
By Heather Nokes (aka Your Neighborhood Vet Assistant) UPDATE: As of July 1, 2024, both Virginia and Maryland have outlawed declawing in most cases. Scratching and clawing behavior is one […]