Neuter Commuter
April dates released for both cats and dogs. More info or to register, click here!

Pets spayed and neutered with this program as of 3/2/10: 236

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Rabies Vaccination and Microchip Clinic: March 28 from 9AM - 3 PM
The next rabies vaccination and Microchip clinic will be held on Sunday, March 28, 2010, at VCA Healthy PAWS Medical Center in Haymarket. More on the event, click here.

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Pet Food Drive: Saturday, March 20th, from 11 AM - 2 PM
There will be a pet food drive on Saturday, March 20, 2010, that benefits the PWSPCA's local pet food pantry. Items needed include: dog and cat food (both wet and dry), treats and toys. Only new and unopened items will be accepted. Free tall drink coupon from Starbucks to first 100 donors. Location: Government Center Professional Building parking lot, 12581 Milstead Way, Woodbridge, VA 22192. For a flyer, click here.

Pet Food Pantry Now Open!
Donation Need=High
The Prince William SPCA is sponsoring a new Pet Food Pantry for needy families in the area. The pantry is located in the front lobby of the Manassas City Animal Adoption Center and is open during their normal business hours. They are located 10039 Dean Dr. in Manassas, Va. Needy families in Manassas, Manassas Park and Prince William County may visit the pantry twice per month for this service. There is no cost to participate but quantities are limited. The pantry is in need of cat food and dog food donations! If you can donate any items, please take them directly to the pantry. Follow the donation procedures posted to receive a receipt for your donation. Click here for a collection box sign.

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Attention Volunteers!
The Prince William SPCA is updating its database and is asking all volunteers to fill out the new form even if you recently filled it out.  We ask all current volunteers and board members to fill out the form as well.  Only volunteers who fill out this form specifying their areas of interest will receive information on volunteer opportunities. No hard copies of the registration form are being accepted.

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Animal Advisory Committee Update
The PW Board of County Supervisors is in the process of appointing the 13-member committee. The first meeting is expected some time in March 2010 when all the appointees will be approved.

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The Dog Eaze Inn now offers doggie day care!

The Prince William SPCA Recognizes Bronze Paw Sponsor:
Prince William Neuroscience Center

Before contacting the PWSPCA, please note that we cannot assist in certain situations dealing with animals. They are as follows:

~ Animal Give-ups: We don't have a facility and cannot accept pets you need to give up for adoption. Please contact rescue groups if you must give away your pet after exhausting all options.

~ Animal Cruelty: To report an act of animal cruelty, you must contact Animal Control directly at:
Prince William County: 703-792-6500
Manassas: 703-257-8000

~ Wildlife: Our volunteers are not trained in dealing with snakes, skunks and other wildlife that may be at your home. You must contact Animal Control for assistance with wildlife at the above numbers or call Humane Wildlife Solutions (endorsed by the Humane Society of the US) at 1-866-9HUMANE.

~ Injured wild animals? Call Wildlife Rescue League (703) 440-0800 if you have sick or injured wildlife you believe is in need of human assistance. One of their volunteers will return your call and give you instructions on how to proceed. Their hotline operates from 8 AM to 9 PM (6 PM in winter) every day of the year. If you call after hours, your call will be returned after 8 AM the following day.

~ Lost Pets: We have no means to handle inquires regarding lost or found pets. Please visit the local shelters to locate lost pets or to report a found pet.

~ Feral Cats: If you or your community have problems with feral cats, please contact Alley Cats for help. The can provide information on trapping and possible spay/neuter options. Prince William SPCA volunteers do not trap feral cats, but county animal control officers will (but please be advised that the cats more than likely will be euthanized if they are feral).

For more information, visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.

Most Requested Publications

Spay/Neuter Info Flyer
Pet Identification Flyer
Adoption Flyer
Welcome to the Community Flyer
Volunteer Application
Membership Form
Kids Club Form
Donation Form
Corporate Sponsor Form

Got a Question? Click here for answers to our most frequently asked questions.

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In Memory Of Susie Caskey
The Prince William SPCA mourns the loss of Susie Caskey, Chief Animal Control Officer and Shelter Administrator for the City of Manassas. She passed away on December 31, 2007 at the age of 37. Susie served on the Prince William SPCA board of directors and was a true champion for companion animals. She was the recipient of the first PWSPCA "Humane Hero Award" (with her in this photo).

She will be missed dearly by her friends at the PWSPCA. For more on her life, click here.