IS LE
OF WIGHT COUNTY ADOPTION PROGRAM
The Isle of Wight County
Humane society is an all volunteer organization that promotes responsible pet
care and the humane treatment of animals in our local community. Humane Society members take in homeless and unwanted
animals and provide them with foster care and medical treatment. When the animals are healthy and socialized,
they are adopted out to permanent homes. Our pet adoption program is very
successful and we find homes for hundreds of dogs and cats each year.
Nov. 15 YouTube video VIEW IT HERE! |
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of our animals will have already been spayed/neutered. Every
prospective new pet owner must complete an Adoption Interview and if
accepted complete our Adoption Contract and submit the appropiate
payment.
To view some of our adoptable pets vist us at Petfinder.com
AND check our Events page or our FACEBOOK page.
Visit us at PetSmart Newport News VA every Sunday from Noon till 4PM
PetSmart Newport News, VA, 12142 Jefferson Ave Newport News, VA 23602, 757-249-2007
Visit us at Petco Newport News VA every Sunday from Noon till 4PM
Petco Newport News, VA, 12551 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News, VA, 757-833-0925
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More information can be requested by email at
info@iowchs.org or leave a message at 757-357-4214
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This adoption took place at the Smithfield Gardens Flower Festival. His
new family had come to buy flowers, but saw the puppies and couldn't resist
taking one home. We think the puppy will be very happy with them ! The
puppy was born at the Isle of Wight County shelter and transferred to Isle of Wight Humane Society foster care a few days later.
His mother was "Pandora" who also was placed in her
"forever home" on June 28th
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A happy adoption of a cat at PetSmart in August 2009. This kitty was originally from a ferral colony. |
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Another happy adoption of a kitten at PetSmart in August 2009. This kitty was originally from a ferral colony. |
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Another of Pandora's puppies
going home his new family. Marty and Penny have two other dogs at
home, so this big guy will have two older "sisters" to show him
the ropes. This is the family's second adoption from Isle of Wight
Humane ! They are great pet parents and we just love them. |

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Hi, We just wanted to let you know how happy we have been with the kitten we adopted last year in May 2008. His name is Max (gray tabby) just as you had named him and he is a joy. We wanted to let the volunteer that we adopted him from at Pet Smart (she had kept him at her home as a kitten ) how well he has fit in here. I am enclosing some photos of him and Niki our black female we adopted from Gloucester Matthews Humane Society just this May '09. He thinks he is her Mom and they are the best of pals. Thank you again for the wonderful job you do. We recommend you to all our friends.
Blessings, Felton & Jeannie Johnson |

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I just wanted to send her a couple of photos of Sparkles, since I spoke with a volunteer (Dawn Morris) about Sparkles recently at the PetSmart.
She had told me that Sparkles didn't like other animals, and although she doesn't normally seek out the other furkids at our house, as you can see by the photos, she gets along with them just fine.
Thanks for your diligent efforts. The other orange kitty in one of the photos is Hoppy, who is also an adoptee from Isle of Wight.
Sue Wills |