Our commitment to pets does not end at adoption
The Richmond SPCA’s work for a no-kill Virginia doesn’t end for the pets in our care when their new guardians….
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Volunteer spotlight: Susan M. Markel Veterinary Hospital volunteer helps pets around the world
The Richmond SPCA is grateful to our volunteers who help us save and improve the lives of the animals in….
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PetSmart Charities® grants $15,000 to the Susan M. Markel Veterinary Hospital at the Richmond SPCA
With a grant to the Richmond SPCA, PetSmart Charities is ensuring that under-resourced pet guardians have access to essential veterinary….
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Tick-Borne Diseases: What every dog owner should know
Spring is finally here! April is Prevent Lyme Disease in Dogs Month, making this the perfect time to discuss tick-borne….
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Common toxicities in companion animals
Think of the word “poison” – what does this term bring to mind? Does it conjure the image of a….
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Pyometra: A medical emergency in intact female dogs and cats
There are numerous benefits to spaying and neutering. Our team hopes that raising awareness to pyometra – a deadly condition that may be unfamiliar to many pet guardians – will help keep our pet community healthy.
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Feline dental disease: Recognizing and addressing it in your cat
Many of us – even those working in veterinary medicine – pay too little attention to what is one of the most common ailments in adult cats: dental disease.
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An island dog with an embedded collar gets a second chance at the Richmond SPCA
On October 7, 2018, The Richmond SPCA transferred three dogs from Turks and Caicos into its care. These three dogs….
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