Up for adoption: Except where noted, these animals are available at the Virginia Beach Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 3040 Holland Road. Call 427-0070. Adoptions include spay/neuter, vaccines and microchipping. For adoption fees, visit vbspca.com/adopt/adoption-procedures.
Photos courtesy of the Virginia Beach SPCA
Biscuit (in the above photo) is looking for a home with room for two so that his best buddy, Martin, can remain by his side. Biscuit is 3 years old and loves head scratches. Both boys enjoy attention from adults and older children ages 6 and older. However, they are not a fan of rambunctious young ones.
Martin is the other half of a duo that must be adopted together. He and his friend Martin are nervous at first but warm up once they get to know you. Martin is 4 years old and isn’t picky about where you pet him. This pair would prefer to be the only animals in the home.
Slick Rick came to the Virginia Beach SPCA from rural Louisiana. The 6-year-old dachshund/chihuahua mix loves to play but can get rowdy. The VBSPCA will schedule introductions with any resident canines prior to adoption. Any children in his home should be 6 or older.
Maxine is a 5-year-old New Zealand rabbit who was left outside the VBSPCA shelter in a carrier, so the staff does not have any information about her past. She enjoys having lots of space where she can hop around as well as chew toys and fresh fruits and vegetables.
Nova is a 4-year-old bloodhound mix who loves hanging out with other dogs. A meet and greet with any resident canines will be set up before she goes home to make sure everyone gets along well. Since she is touch sensitive, all humans in her home must be at least 6 years old.
