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In 2002, the Richmond SPCA made a bold commitment: to be a no-kill shelter and save the life of every….
Read MoreIn 2002, the Richmond SPCA made a bold commitment: to be a no-kill shelter and save the life of every….
Read MoreVirginia’s 2024 legislative session has passed the midpoint. Tuesday was the last day for each chamber to act on its….
Read MoreThe most dangerous bill for animals in this General Assembly session is hiding behind a boring regulatory process. House Bill….
Read MoreHB 2331, Patron: Delegate Ellen Campbell (oppose) This bill is the latest in a series of efforts that started in….
Read MoreVirginia’s General Assembly has been in session since January 11, and yesterday, on February 1, we saw the first two….
Read MoreTwenty years ago, the Richmond SPCA boldly adopted a no-kill operating model and pledged to save the life of every….
Read MoreUpdate: In a victory for dogs and cats bred for sale to laboratories, Virginia’s General Assembly has passed all five….
Read MoreAt a massive commercial dog breeding facility in Cumberland, Virginia, more than 5,000 beagles are housed in cramped, filthy conditions,….
Read MoreWhen Peggy Lynch bought her home near Richmond’s Byrd Park in 2002, it came with a surprise feature: A group….
Read MoreYesterday CBS News aired a story about the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) looking at….
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