Fredericksburg SPCA

I adopted a kitten from the Fredericksburg SPCA on October 29th who passed away five days later. I had asked staff about his health because his sister looked sick, and was told he was fine. Days after adoption, he was struggling to breathe; the emergency vet visit was $900 in the door, with an $8,000–$10,000 estimate to try to keep him alive. Differential diagnosis from the emergency vet was FIP or congestive heart failure. I notified the SPCA and sent the medical records they requested but never received any follow-up. My vet later told me there is significant illness circulating in the local feral cat population in Fredericksburg and Stafford. Sharing this so adopters are aware of the potential risks and costs. I love adoption and will do it again but this was unacceptable. Rest in peac

Clean & friendly. Very helpful and i found my new fur baby! Jack aka Rooster is quite happy and wants his SPCA groupies to know he appreciates all their care, love and support while he was in their shelter.

Great place. The staff really care about the animals and finding them forever homes. I love the foster program! It's so rewarding to help the dogs and kittens learn to trust and bond with people. It's such a great thing to try if you're unsure about how a pet would fit into your life. Or the adventure paws program! I love this idea of taking a doggo out for a walk and time away from the shelter. I think sometimes people are biased that shelter dogs have problems and thats why they're there, and its such an untruth! I love being able to change people's minds about how good a dog from the shelter can be. If you're reading this review you should just put the phone down and go to the shelter and be with a cat or dog instead. Ok, now go!

The Fredericksburg SPCA is a wonderful non profit organization focused on helping the community through fosters, rescues, and surrenders. The shelter survives on donations and volunteers, but mostly the tender care each of the staff members has for each furry resident. The facility is remarkably clean compared to some shelters I have visited and the have a rigorous sanitation policy. Yes, you may get a whiff of urine, but it is challenging to not have that smell at any facility. Remember, these furry companions are not their home where they are used too and are sometimes scared and unsure. I highly recommend anyone who has a few spare hours a month to go through the one hour orientation and perhaps volunteer an hour or two a month. Yes, you can eventually walk the pups after a several hou

I am very pleased with the service there. Everyone was very patient, very kind and explained everything well. I am so grateful i was able to get my baby neutered at a rate that fit my budget. I would absolutely make that 30 min trip regularly from Woodbridge if they did everything else. Definitely recommend :)