Central Virginia Regional Rescue

Central Virginia Regional Rescue

23 hours ago

🎉 IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN! 🎉The 2027 Attractions & Dining Guides are HERE, and you can grab yours while helping the cats 🐱 AND dogs 🐶 in our care!📖 Only $25!💰 And you can easily make that money back with just a couple of coupons!Whether you’re planning a date night, family outing, vacation, or just looking for a great local deal, this book is packed with savings. 🙌🏼🚚 Order online and have it shipped straight to your door!OR…😜 Want one… or five?! Send us a PM or email us and we can arrange local pickup!❤️ Best of all, every book purchased through our fundraiser helps CVRR provide food, medical care, spay/neuter services, and second chances to the cats and dogs counting on us.👉🏼 Ordering is EASY!Simply enter CVRR in the Seller ID field so our rescue gets credit for your purchase!🎟️ Save money. Help animals. It’s a win-win!👇🏼 Grab your 2027 guide here:ORDER YOUR GUIDE HEREemail.savearound.com/c/eJwUysGOhCAMANCvgSNpC5Fy4LAX_6NSyGzWUSOOxL_fzP1pLiBsa8aYADAhR_vKXkOaNGmhpp...Please share this post! The more books we sell, the more animals we can help. 🐾❤️ ...

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Central Virginia Regional Rescue

24 hours ago

We're celebrating three adoptions this week! 🥳 Happy tails to Lady Clementine Bacon, Sir Grayson Bacon, and Tammy, and congratulations to their new families. 💕 ...

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Central Virginia Regional Rescue

1 day ago

*Please donate to to their care.* Yesterday, five little Chihuahuas landed in my backyard.They came from a home with more than a dozen dogs. They weren’t neglected. They were loved. But sometimes life gets bigger than our ability to manage it, and too many dogs became…well, too many.And someone asked for help.It would be easy to look at a situation like this and ask, “How did they let this happen?”But maybe the better question is, “How can we help?”So, we helped five. Right now, they are decompressing in my backyard, after a good bath, flea and tick treatment applied, and bellies full of food. Last night, they all kept their crates clean and were ready for breakfast—a bit of canned food which is my secret for making dogs love me when they first arrive. For today, their only job is to relax and figure out that they are in a safe place. Next comes the veterinary care.The dogs will need to be neutered, tested for heartworms and tick-borne diseases (even though they all lived inside), fecal check, and a few need treatment for cherry eye. That means CVRR could use a little help, too.If fostering isn't an option for you, a donation—even a small one—helps us get these five ready for the next chapter of their lives.💙 Venmo or PayPal: @cvrrescue 💙 Or click the Donate button on our page.And if you *can* foster, your help goes even further. Please apply at cvrrescue.orgEvery foster home that opens its door gives us the opportunity to go back and say, “We have room for one more.”No judgment. No blame. Just people helping people—and helping their dogs. And did I mention, these pups are the sweetest. They are a little afraid but welcome any attention from humans. They currently do not love my big dogs when I let them out but my crew is patient. I look forward to watching these little souls thrive in a home of their own. Thank you all for your support. Susan ...

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