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Surrendering Your Pet to AWLA AWLA is here for you. Residents of Arlington County or the City of Falls Church may call us at (703) 931-9241 to schedule an appointment to surrender your pet.

The Arlington County Code allows no more than three dogs per household, unless approved by the zoning administrator and a kennel license has been obtained. Any animal that has bitten a person shall be confined under competent observation for 10 days.

Surrendering Your Pet to AWLA AWLA is here for you. Residents of Arlington County or the City of Falls Church may call us at (703) 931-9241 to schedule an appointment to surrender your pet.

In order to control the flow of animals coming into the shelter, CAS asks citizens to make an appointment to surrender their pets. An appointment can be made by calling 757-382-8080 opt 1 during business hours. You must have proof of Chesapeake residency to surrender. There is no cost to surrender your pet.

We are available to assist you with rehoming any time during our business hours, though if you are able to call us at 703.746. 4774 first to make an appointment, it helps to ensure that you have all the information you might need and that we are have everything we need to take in your pet.

The Arlington County Code allows no more than three dogs per household, unless approved by the zoning administrator and a kennel license has been obtained. Any animal that has bitten a person shall be confined under competent observation for 10 days.

If you have interest in surrendering your companion animal, please reach out to our Pet Intake/Rehoming Specialist, Kim Henry at (856)424-2288 X 112. An interview will be conducted to assess what is the best option for you and your companion animal. Surrender requests are on a case-by-case basis.

As a last resort, you may be able to surrender your pet to a local shelter or rescue organization. Each agency may have a different process for surrendering a pet to their care; learn more by visiting their website or by calling ahead.

In order to control the flow of animals coming into the shelter, CAS asks citizens to make an appointment to surrender their pets. An appointment can be made by calling 757-382-8080 opt 1 during business hours. You must have proof of Chesapeake residency to surrender. There is no cost to surrender your pet.

In Alexandria, there's a legal limit to the number of pets residents can have. When it comes to dogs, the number is three. For cats, it's four. The law has been on the books since 1995, ing to the Alexandria Times.

We are available to assist you with rehoming any time during our business hours, though if you are able to call us at 703.746. 4774 first to make an appointment, it helps to ensure that you have all the information you might need and that we are have everything we need to take in your pet.

If you have an animal-related emergency or require immediate assistance, please call 703-931-9241. For non-emergency situations, please fill out the form below and an Animal Control Officer will respond within 24 - 48 hours.

We are available to assist you with rehoming any time during our business hours, though if you are able to call us at 703.746. 4774 first to make an appointment, it helps to ensure that you have all the information you might need and that we are have everything we need to take in your pet.

If you have interest in surrendering your companion animal, please reach out to our Pet Intake/Rehoming Specialist, Kim Henry at (856)424-2288 X 112. An interview will be conducted to assess what is the best option for you and your companion animal. Surrender requests are on a case-by-case basis.

In order to control the flow of animals coming into the shelter, CAS asks citizens to make an appointment to surrender their pets. An appointment can be made by calling 757-382-8080 opt 1 during business hours. You must have proof of Chesapeake residency to surrender. There is no cost to surrender your pet.

Animal welfare awareness promotes positive knowledge, understanding, and attitude toward animals. Educating people about animal welfare and cases of animal violence can go a long way. It can teach people how to take care of animals and be more compassionate towards them.

As a last resort, you may be able to surrender your pet to a local shelter or rescue organization. Each agency may have a different process for surrendering a pet to their care; learn more by visiting their website or by calling ahead.

An animal confined pursuant to this section shall be kept for a period of not less than five days, such stray hold period to commence on the day immediately following the day the animal is initially confined in the facility, unless sooner claimed by the rightful owner thereof.

In Alexandria, there's a legal limit to the number of pets residents can have. When it comes to dogs, the number is three. For cats, it's four. The law has been on the books since 1995, ing to the Alexandria Times.

If you have an animal-related emergency or require immediate assistance, please call 703-931-9241. For non-emergency situations, please fill out the form below and an Animal Control Officer will respond within 24 - 48 hours.

We are available to assist you with rehoming any time during our business hours, though if you are able to call us at 703.746. 4774 first to make an appointment, it helps to ensure that you have all the information you might need and that we are have everything we need to take in your pet.

In order to control the flow of animals coming into the shelter, CAS asks citizens to make an appointment to surrender their pets. An appointment can be made by calling 757-382-8080 opt 1 during business hours. You must have proof of Chesapeake residency to surrender. There is no cost to surrender your pet.

Animal welfare awareness promotes positive knowledge, understanding, and attitude toward animals. Educating people about animal welfare and cases of animal violence can go a long way. It can teach people how to take care of animals and be more compassionate towards them.

An animal confined pursuant to this section shall be kept for a period of not less than five days, such stray hold period to commence on the day immediately following the day the animal is initially confined in the facility, unless sooner claimed by the rightful owner thereof.