Category: Current Events

Read the latest on how our dogs are staying are staying active and engaged with our staff while recovering from flu symptoms. UPDATE: We have revised this post, originally published […]

The familiar barks and meows ringing out through our hallways will soon be drowned out by jackhammers. The temporary disruption is more than worthwhile, signaling the demolition of our existing […]

Editor's note: This is the final post in a three-part series, find the first and second installments. Like most successful social movements, the no-kill movement has matured and broadened over […]

This is part two of a series, find the first installment here. In 2000, when the Richmond SPCA’s Board made the decision to become a no-kill organization and to devote […]

The celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Richmond SPCA becoming a no-kill humane organization is something that I really could not have imagined two decades ago. I truly wish […]

The Richmond SPCA is throwing it back to 2002 with a block party to celebrate the 20th anniversary of becoming a no-kill humane society. The retro-themed fundraiser, presented by Moore […]

Monday on the steps of Virginia's executive mansion, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin signed five pieces of legislation that passed the General Assembly with the rare distinction that every single Delegate […]

Anyone who has heard a baying pack of beagles will understand how fitting it is that in protecting these small, affable dogs, the Virginia General Assembly has spoken as a […]

As we settle into 2022, we're throwing back to 2002. That's the year that the Richmond SPCA took the bold step to adopt a no-kill operating model and pledged to save the life of every healthy and treatably sick or injured homeless animal in […]

Twenty years ago, the Richmond SPCA boldly adopted a no-kill operating model and pledged to save the life of every healthy and treatably sick or injured homeless animal in our […]