To provide better service to potential adopters, adoption hours and shelter visits are now by appointment, Monday through Saturday. Call the shelter at (804) 580-6156 to make an appointment or ask questions about adoption and available pets. Please leave your name, phone number and a message if there is no answer. You may also contact the shelter by e-mail at shelter@northumberlandsheriff.net
This page is dedicated to all of the cats waiting for their forever homes. Their vaccinations are current. If they have not been spayed or neutered at the time of adoption, you'll receive a certificate for spaying/neutering (generously provided by the Animal Welfare League of the Northern Neck). If you have questions about adoptable pets, call the Shelter at (804) 580-6156.
Callao
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Diamonds are a girl's best friend, and Callao wears hers strikingly on her forehead. This one-year-old is no diamond in the rough either; she's well-mannered and affectionate. Callao stays dressed up in her gray tuxedo too, so she's ready to go to her forever home with a human companion to sparkle with. Callao was spayed courtesy of the Animal Welfare League.
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Take 2 Kittens for 1 Adoption Fee
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We have lots of kittens and are offering two kittens for the price of one adoption (limited time only). Several are siblings, and the ages range from two to six months. Many were fostered by volunteers shortly after their arrival to ensure proper nurturing since there was no mother cat, which also enhanced their socialization/behavioral skills.
Top quartet photo collage are siblings Bugs, Taz, Pepe Le Pew, and Daffy. All are two months old. The middle trio photo collage is of siblings Aster, Hyacinth, and Hawthorne. All are four months old. The bottom trio photo collage is of siblings Blixen, Donner, and Cupid. All are four months old. And, the singleton is six month old Royal. They're all in need of good-loving homes and have personalities that'll charm you at meow (hello). All are healthy, playful, cuddly, and typical kittens. NOTE: When of age, their spaying/neutering will be paid for, courtesy of the Animal Welfare League. 
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